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Kind words for Obama, Calderon, Harper — no pacts

By JENNIFER LOVEN
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GUADALAJARA, Mexico -President Barack Obama and his counterparts from Mexico and Canada emerged Monday from a speed summit united on recession-fighting and Honduras' ousted leader but still divided on security and trade, the areas that most define their partnership.
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2009-08-10 19:35:59

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President Barack Obama and his counterparts from Mexico and Canada emerged Monday from a speed summit united on recession-fighting and Honduras\' ousted leader but still divided on security and trade, the areas that most define their partnership.