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Look like Asia will hv good growth this year

After blockbuster Q4, Taiwan says economy may grow 4% this year

TAIPEI, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Taiwan's trade-dependent economy could grow more than 4% this year on the

After blockbuster Q4, Taiwan says economy may grow 4% this year

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