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*Miners hit by profit taking, poor Evraz results. LONDON, April 11- European shares paused on Thursday after their biggest daily rise in three months the previous session, with profit-taking in miners capping gains following record highs on the U.S. stock market.
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*New UK law to give shareholders binding say on pay this year. DUBLIN/ LONDON, March 24- While politicians and public have fulminated against lottery-sized pay awards in Europe's boardrooms, fund firms, which wield the real power, are less concerned by such excesses and unlikely to use new powers to revolt on remuneration.
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LONDON, Jan 9- Betting against the European Central Bank, and the eurozone's survival in general, proved a costly strategy for hedge funds in 2012..
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