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Leaders fall in Europe crisis: Sarkozy next?

Leaders fall in Europe crisis: Sarkozy next?

May 4th, 2012

French President Nicolas Sarkozy is widely expected to be kicked out of office in elections Sunday. If he goes, he'll be in good company: Almost every crisis-hit European country that has held an election since disaster struck in 2009 has thrown out its leader. (Source: Associated Press) -
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