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    Eurozone inflation in surprise fall to 0.7 percent
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    Eurozone inflation in surprise fall to 0.7 percent

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    Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree recognizing Crimea as a
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    Experts say sanctions will have little influence on Vladimir Putin
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    EU mulling next steps against Russia over Ukraine
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    In this photo taken on Sunday, Feb. 23, 2014, people holding a Poland flag, left, and a Ukraine flag listen to speakers during a demonstration in Warsaw, Poland showing their support for protesters in Ukraine. Broken promises of help from the West. A tragic history of Russian invasion that goes back centuries. A painful awareness that conflicts in this volatile region are contagious. These are the factors that make nations across Eastern Europe watch events in Ukraine. Some countries like Poland, which shares a border with both Ukraine and Russia, are already starting to take precautionary measures. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has warned that instability in Ukraine may be prolonged and lead Warsaw to upgrade its weapons. (AP Photo/Czarek Sokolowski)
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