Stocks were sharply lower again in the final hour of trading Tuesday as investors were rattled over renewed fears in the euro zone. Stocks briefly trimmed their losses after a report that said Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou's referendum call is "basically dead," according to a socialist party official.
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