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МатематикаВопрос:
The financial crisis of 2008 changed everything. Before the crisis hit, many economists had believed that globalisation would continue to grow forever. But in 2009, world trade volumes falled by 2.8 percent. Some countries introduced new tariffs and trade barriers.
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Corrections:
- falled should be fell (simple past tense for a specific event in 2009)
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