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        "uri": "/2013/12/16/iag-set-to-become-australias-no-1-insurer-after-we/",
        "title": "IAG Set to Become Australia's No. 1 Insurer After Wesfarmers Deal",
        "byline": " Maggie Lu Yueyang, Reuters ",
        "kicker": "News",
        "prettyDate": "December 16, 2013",
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        "summary": "Insurance Australia Group Ltd (IAG) is set to become Australia's biggest insurer by market share after it agreed to buy the insurance underwriting businesses of Wesfarmers Ltd for $1.66 billion.",
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      {
        "uri": "/2013/12/09/australias-qbe-warns-of-annual-loss-on-north-ameri/",
        "title": "Australia's QBE Warns of Annual Loss on North American Claims, Writedowns",
        "byline": " Maggie Lu Yueyang, Reuters ",
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        "prettyDate": "December 09, 2013",
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        "summary": "QBE Insurance Group Ltd said it expects to post a $250 million net loss this year due to writedowns and unexpectedly large claims after weak crop prices hit its U.S. operations, sending shares in Australia's biggest insurer down 20 percent.",
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