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Obama: Recovery 'uneven', but he foresees no double-dip recession

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President Obama said Tuesday that he is "not concerned about a double-dip recession," but he is dissatisfied that the economic recovery has either slowed down or stalled.
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In a joint press conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Obama said that while the "overall trend" of the recovery is encouraging, "obviously we're experiencing some headwinds."

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