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... Bloomberg.com: Germany Updated: New York: Mar 31 04:00London: Mar 31 10:00Tokyo: Mar 31 18:00 US AUBZFPGRHKIMJPLNSMIND : Regions Top Worldwide Regions Asia Australia & New Zealand Canada Europe Germany Japan Latin America U.K.

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Markets Economy/Politics Commentary Sports Culture Bloomberg RSS Audio/Video Reports RESOURCES: Bloomberg TV Bloomberg Radio Markets Germany E-Mail This Story Printer-Friendly Format Retail Sales Fall First Month in Three, Reflect Households' Oil, Job Woes Benchmark DAX Index Declines, Led by ThyssenKrupp, Deutsche Post, E.ON European Confidence Probably Reached 5-Year High, Economist Survey Shows Germany's DAX Index Falls, Led by ThyssenKrupp, Deutsche Post March 31 (Bloomberg) - Germany's DAX Index slipped, paced by ThyssenKrupp AG, Deutsche Post AG and E.ON AG.

Premiere AG was among shares that rose in Germany.

The DAX lost 4.77, or 0.1 percent, to 5979.42 as of 10:12 a.m.

in Frankfurt, as the same number of shares gained as fell.

The measure has advanced 0.1 percent this week, and has jumped 11 percent in the first quarter.

DAX June futures lost 0.2 percent.

The HDAX Index of the country's 110 biggest companies dropped 0.1 percent.

ThyssenKrupp, Germany's largest steelmaker, fell 1.1 percent to 23.70 euros.

The company said it may delay construction of a steel slab mill near Rio de Janeiro as the drop of the dollar against the Brazilian real drives up costs.

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By SHERYL UBELACKER, CP TORONTO - Parents and doctors must keep a close eye on adolescents with cancer, who may not keep up with pills and other chemotherapy regimens because they're more concerned with surviving the debilitating treatment than beating the disease itself, researchers say.

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