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Tel Aviv shares sink
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The Frontier Post
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Publication Date:
10/6/2008
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JERUSALEM (Agencies): Tel Aviv shares slid more than 4 percent on Sunday as Israel's stock market played catch-up with steep declines on Wall Street late ...
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JERUSALEM (Agencies): Tel Aviv shares slid more than 4 percent on Sunday as Israel's stock market played catch-up with steep declines on Wall Street late ...
