European shares slip again as selling pressure resumes

PARIS, Oct 16 (Reuters) - European shares reversed an early rebound and slipped again on Thursday morning, resuming their month-long sell-off as worries over the strength of the global economy and fears of deflation in the euro zone kept investors on edge.
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