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Text size [+][-]  Friday March 12 2010GLOBAL EDITION

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08 May 2009 18:26

Bell rings, teacher stays

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The bank stress tests scores are out, and the graduates are keen to repay the government's investment as fast as they can. That’s understandable. The feds should take the money back - but shouldn’t let industry lobbyists push them into easing the terms of related stock warrants.

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