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ROME -- Economist Mario Monti won some pledges of support Sunday to lead a new technocratic government to rescue Italy from financial disaster, but not from the Northern League, a longtime ally of Silvio Berlusconi. President Giorgio Napolitano, who was talking Sunday with all party leaders, could ...

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