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Saturday, 4th July 2009

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Scrutineer: Aim is steady for market WHILE shares in Britain's largest companies have been "pausing for breath" in recent weeks after a strong start to the year, there are signs that a renewed confidence among investors has filtered into the far reaches of the London Stock Exchange.

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