NEW YORK (Reuters) - Italy's technocrat Prime Minister Mario Monti gave the first clear indication on Thursday that he would be willing to head the government again after next year's election if, as polls now suggest, there were no clear winner. Monti has headed an unelected government of technocrats since former premier Silvio Berlusconi stepped down in November, imposing austerity reforms to keep the country from a Greek-style debt debacle. ...
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