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A New York judge granted the attorney general partial summary judgment in the civil fraud case, finding the defendants had repeatedly submitted fraudulent financial documents to get business advantages they otherwise would not have received.
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A New York judge granted the attorney general partial summary judgment in the civil fraud case, finding the defendants had repeatedly submitted fraudulent financial documents to get business advantages they otherwise would not have received.
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A New York judge granted the attorney general partial summary judgment in the civil fraud case, finding the defendants had repeatedly submitted fraudulent financial documents to get business advantages they otherwise would not have received.
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