Edward Gardner News
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The International Monetary Fund cut its growth forecasts for France and said the country had to build on efforts to free up its labor market.
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The satire hits with a surprising slap in Harold Pinter’s “The Hothouse.”
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Georgia’s central bank should avoid “moving too fast” to tighten monetary policy because inflation may slow by the end of the year, according to the International Monetary Fund.
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Georgia must reduce its budget deficit and foreign debt to increase investor confidence and cut dependence on international assistance, the International Monetary Fund said.
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The love-struck heroine of “Simon Boccanegra” is 25, according to Verdi. If I am doing the math right, in English National Opera’s new production she’s a pensioner of at least 68.
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Grandmother Judy Haussman is a noisy, vulgar, pill-popping old hippie.
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Comedies are like Eurozone crises. You wait ages for one, and then three turn up at once.
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Every family quarrels at Christmas. Not every family has the fate of an empire hanging on its domestic squabbles.
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The French government’s deficit- reduction policies are hurting growth and it shouldn’t make further cuts even though it’s unlikely to hit 2013 European targets, the International Monetary Fund said.
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The events in English National Opera’s “The Flying Dutchman” sometimes appear to be a product of the heroine’s imagination. Often they aren’t. Often it’s hard to care.
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