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| 80 per gallon, up 29 cents in the 15 weeks since touching bottom on December 15, according to Ken Simonson, Chief Economist, Associated General Contractors of America. Indeed, company shares have already risen to the $10 range since touching bottom in April In Hu's eyes, international sales growth should hit 35% a year, led by 50% increases in Africa. |
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