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poor prospect

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He claimed Birmingham was unrecognisable now from the "litany of failing services" he inherited in 2004, when the Audit Commission declared that a "legacy of past neglect" had resulted in a weak council with poor prospects going forward and that the overall financial position was of "increasing concern".
In the context of the poor prospects for the global economy, which will hit tourism and external financing and keep nickel prices depressed, this appears optimistic.
Youngsters with nothing to do and poor prospects started using the environment around them to make their own fun.
 
 
 
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