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Which two countries were primarily involved in the Icesave dispute with Iceland?
United States and Canada
United Kingdom and Netherlands
Germany and France
Norway and Sweden
Answer
The Icesave dispute was primarily between Iceland, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands. The dispute arose after the collapse of Landsbanki and the subsequent loss of savings for many UK and Dutch depositors.
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