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The company asked to again emend the deadline for filing its disclosure statement, this time until Jan.
I know that big corporate news machines need to make current events into tabloid fodder for the success of their kind of journalism, but I wish this newspaper would reconsider its trajectory by hiring some professional news people to emend and reclothe The AP follies, perhaps with money saved by omitting the relentlessly self-referential Don Kahle column and at least half the Bob Welch musings.
New to this edition are 21 new drugs, including Merck's Emend and Novartis's Tasigna, and revision of the sections on acetaminophen and upper respiratory combinations.
 
 
 
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