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Spent career as Treasury official, central banker As ECB chief, guided euro zone through debt crisis Now faces tumult of Italian party politics ROME, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Mario Draghi has never shirked a challenge, from salvaging the reputation of Italy’s central bank to saving the euro. He is about to take on what may be an even tougher task. Little over a year after leaving the presidency of the Frankfurt-based European Central Bank, Draghi, 73, was asked by Italy’s head of state on Wednesday to resolve political chaos in Rome and form the country’s 67th post-war government. For the man whose illustrious career has earned him the nickname “Super Mario”, expectations could hardly be higher, with Italian financial markets rallying and the country’s broadsheets posting banner headlines on “Draghi’s Moment”.

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