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(Reuters) - European stocks closed lower on Monday, with banks, miners and travel stocks bearing the brunt of investor worries of a second wave of coronavirus cases as many countries emerge from lockdowns.The pan-European STOXX 600 shed 0.4% after gaining nearly 1% at the open, when a post-holiday catch-up for UK shares supported markets.As the session wore on, cyclical sectors - more exposed to..
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