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IMF chief under pressure to quit
New York/Paris May 18 The United States, the IMF's biggest shareholder, said Strauss-Kahn was clearly unable to go on running the global lender from a prison cell, whatever the eventual outcome of the allegations of sexual assault on a New York hotel maid. "I can't comment on the case, but he is obviously not in aposition to run the IMF," Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said, calling for an official stand-in to be named.China, Brazil and South Africa questioned Europe's right to the International Monetary Fund job but Europeans said it made sense for them to retain the post while the Fund plays such a crucial role in helping to ease the euro zone debt crisis. — Reuters
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