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Investors appear ready to embrace Google again after weeks of hand wringing over whether the faltering U.S. economy would bog down the Internet search leader's moneymaking machine. Google won back Wall Street with first-quarter earnings and revenue growth that surpassed analysts' predictions, propelled by an aggressive push outside the United States.
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