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            BERLIN (Reuters) - German exports fell at their fastest rate in nearly three years in December and imports unexpectedly dropped, adding to signs that the euro zone sovereign debt crisis hit the region's top economy hard in the fourth quarter. However, the data from the Federal Statistics Office also showed German exports notched up a fresh record for all-2011 and economists said forward-looking ...
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            German exports climbed 11.4 percent last year to top the euro1 trillion ($1.3 trillion) mark for the first time, official figures showed Wednesday, though a decline in December underlined the likelihood of slower growth ahead as Europe grapples with its debt crisis.
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