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JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Olmert of Israel will fight for his political life, resisting calls to resign amid a police probe of allegations he took money illegally, a political aide and the finance minister said.
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|JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Olmert of Israel will fight for his political life, resisting calls to resign amid a police probe of allegations he took money illegally, a political aide and the finance minister said.
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