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JayhawkSD

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7. My link is a Wall Street Journal article that is behind a paywall

Reply to loudsue (Reply #4)

Thu Dec 20, 2012, 11:55 AM

Dec 2012

It was up on Google news reader and I wrote down the notes I needed and didn't bother to keep the link. It disappeared from Google, as WSJ articles usually do as soon as the WSJ discovers they are there. It should not be hard to find, though if you look for it, as it's all public information.

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Thanks for the link. n/t loudsue Dec 2012 #5

Do you have any credible links for that information? loudsue Dec 2012 #4

My link is a Wall Street Journal article that is behind a paywall JayhawkSD Dec 2012 #7

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