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(NYT22) NARVIK, Norway -- December 1, 2007 -- NORWAY-SUBPRIME-2 -- Eileen Jacobsen, a teacher in Narvik, Norway on Nov. 30, 2007. Jacobsen said she was worried that bad investments would lead to school cuts. Norway?s unlucky towns are the latest victims - and perhaps the least likely ones so far - of the credit crisis that began last summer in the American subprime mortgage market and has spread to the farthest reaches of the world. (JOHN MCCONNICO/The New York Times)
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