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  "author": {
    "name": "Michael Callan Susan Leonard Mark Lynch Patricia Gergen",
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        "uri": "/2011/07/14/tax-issues-complicate-wind-downs-of-insolvent-insurance-cos/",
        "title": "Tax Issues Complicate Wind-Downs  Of Insolvent Insurance Cos.",
        "byline": "Michael Callan, Susan Leonard, Mark Lynch, Patricia Gergen",
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        "summary": "Procedures to unwind troubled insurance companies can be complicated by unforeseen tax issues, blindsiding stakeholders—regulators, creditors, owners of troubled companies, and even healthy ones included in consolidated returns—at a time when none of these parties is focusing on the Internal Revenue Service.",
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