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What is taking shape now is nothing less than a "New World Financial Order," a term that has been in wide currency since the onset late last year of the global financial crisis (in October 2008, for example, world leaders used the term before convening in New York City to address the crisis).
Incidentally, while we're at it, we knock on the head the notion that has gained bizarrely wide currency that Arshavin has only played two good games.
Firstly, a flight away from common Dow stocks to Gold Mining Stocks because gold is seen as world wide currency which is more secure that worthless paper money.
 
 
 
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