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Norman Levine
AMR Corporation
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DON'T BUY
Nov 29, 2011
Has gone under. The 100th airline to go bankrupt since 1990. Airline industry in its lifetime has never made money. Would not touch any of them. Occasionally when an airline goes bankrupt a judge throws something to the shareholders.
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