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Reuters Quote: Wall Street falls steeply with China, Greece fears paramount
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Reuters Quote: U.S. stocks mixed as consumer data eases Greece worries
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Adam Sarhan Reuters Quote: Gold rebounds to end higher, US budget in focus
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Sarhan CNBC: Stocks struggle to hold gains; Yellen eyed
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