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04 Dec 2007 21:14

Can you trust a dog's nose?

By Lauren Silva Laughlin

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The three-headed dog found fame as a distressed investor. It's now dropping some traditional buyouts, including Option One. That's wise, especially if the distressed opportunities look better. But investors should hope its nose for a bargain is better than it was with GMAC.

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