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Banking, Trade and Commerce Chair: The Honourable E. LEO KOLBER Banques et du commerce Pre´sident: L’honorable E. LEO KOLBER Thursday, November 28, 2002 Le jeudi 28 novembre 2002 Issue No. 8 Fifth meeting on: The examination into the public interest implications for large bank mergers Fascicule no 8 ` ´ Cinquieme reunion concernant: L’etude sur les repercussions en matiere ´ ´ ` d’interet public de la fusion des grandes banques ´ ˆ WITNESSES: (See back cover) ´ TEMOINS: (Voir a` l’endos)

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