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    October 15, 2013

    Lessons from the Past and Direction for the Future

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    Date: October 15. 2013
    Speaker: Eric Lupher
    Venue: Wayne State University Conference Detroit in Bankruptcy: Past, Present, and Future
    Topic: Lessons from the Past and Direction for the Future

    Lessons from the Past and Direction for the Future

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    Date: October 15. 2013
    Speaker: Eric Lupher
    Venue: Wayne State University Conference Detroit in Bankruptcy: Past, Present, and Future
    Topic: Lessons from the Past and Direction for the Future

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