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European Commission's flash consumer index fell 2.5 points from April,to -17.5, wiping out the tentative recoveryover the past two years as European consumers regained optimism
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submitted by OpenEurope on 16th Apr 2010 (via openeurope.org.uk)
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Ken Livingstone to the European Commission? Baroness Ashton has been nominated as the British member of the European Commission to replace Peter Mandelson, but she’ll be in post only until the summer of 2009 as a new Commission takes office in autumn 2009 (presuming she can take even up the position). She would of course be eligible for full 5 year
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