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To: dead
"...Its chief executive, Jack Meyer, discounted but did not entirely reject the suggestion that it made the investment because Mr Bush - then the son of the US vice-president - was on the board.

"'I would be surprised that George Bush had anything to do with the investment decision, but I don't know that,' said Mr Meyer, who was not at Harvard Management when the decision was made."

And I would be surprized that the Globe keeps a flock of sheep for the personal use of its editorial board, but I don't know that. Sheesh, that rag burns me!

4 posted on 07/18/2002 8:29:03 AM PDT by OBAFGKM
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What a NICE three way that is ---

.............Harken some impressive financial backers. They included money manager George Soros, who would come to hold a 30.4 percent stake; Harvard Management Co., who would control another 30.4 percent share, and Abduliah Taha Bakhsh, a Saudi investor with 21.4 percent.

7 posted on 07/18/2002 8:37:56 AM PDT by rdavis84
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