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Date Added: July 10, 2008 11:44:02 AM
July 10 (Bloomberg) -- The resignation of Robert Steel as the U.S. Treasury's top domestic finance official leaves Secretary Henry Paulson without his closest Wall Street adviser as the economy struggles to rebound and credit turmoil deepens.

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