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... frica and North Africa, their pursuit is to maintain the financial status quo…”
Claverley knew the shares in P·B bank were likely not a possibility, he sighed deeply and said: “The volume of the investment bank is too small, 1.5 billion British Pounds is too much…”
The old man said ‘the price is high’, but didn’t propose a new price, which means he isn’t wanting money, but more assurances.
Because if the investment by England succeeds, the rise in influence is good, but t ...
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