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*Q2 op profit 1.48 bln SEK vs forecast 1.54 bln. STOCKHOLM, April 17- Industrial bellwether SKF Inc, the world's biggest bearings maker, expects demand to stay flat in the next few months before an improvement in conditions in some of its major markets emerges later in the year.
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