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The Docklands Summit must rank as one of the largest global cooperation efforts in a global economy hit by a severe crisis, with output drops of over 25% in a a short time. It made ahuge difference in tackling this crisis, and yet its significance is not fully grasped as the crisis fades by 2014.
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