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By SALENA ZITO
|The stronger-than-expected economy may make Federal Reserve governors rethink any plans they may have to lower interest rates in the near future.

The American economy expanded at a surprisingly brisk rate in the second quarter, powered by a major shift in trade dynamics and robust consumer spending, the Department of Commerce says.

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By THE NEW YORK SUN
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By LAWRENCE KUDLOW
|The American economy expanded at a surprisingly brisk rate in the second quarter, powered by a major shift in trade dynamics and robust consumer spending, the Department of Commerce says.
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