Brown 'not pitching' for IMF job
Former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown says he is not seeking to replace former International Monetary Fund head Dominique Strauss-Kahn who has resigned amid sexual abuse charges.
He thanked Strauss-Kahn for the work he did, saying he played “a very singular, important part” in the IMF’s response to the global financial crisis.
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