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    Hollande Sworn In as French President

    Tue, 05/15/2012 - 05:06 EDT - WSJ Europe
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    François Hollande was sworn in as president of France in a ceremony that returns a Socialist to the highest level of government at a time when the euro zone is plunging deeper into the debt crisis.

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