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Obama also praised Mrs Clinton, who has still to announce publicly that she has accepted defeat and also to reveal what she intends to do next.
world ROUND-UP: Obama speech by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Ford has yet to announce publicly that it will sell the two carmakers, but is said to have hired three banks - HSBC, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley - to advise on its options.
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Now Zizou has admitted that he had been wrong to announce publicly that his family were not happy in Turin.
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