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BRUSSELS, Sept 30 (Reuters) - The European Commission said on Tuesday the United States must live up to its special responsibility to solve the global financial crisis and called for swift enactment of a bailout plan for the financial sector.

A Commission spokesman said the 27-nation European Union was disappointed at the U.S. House of Representatives vote rejecting a $700 billion rescue package for distressed banks and financial institutions.

"The U.S. must take its responsibility in this situation," spokesman Johannes Laitenberger told a news conference. He said rescue measures agreed by European governments for three troubled banks showed that public authorities in Europe can "live up to the task of providing financial stability".

(reporting by Marcin Grajewski, writing by Paul Taylor) Keywords: FINANCIAL/EU

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