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"… bsp;$3,500John H. Duncan$3,000 $3,000Jeffrey McMahon$3,000 $3,000Richard A. Causey$2,500 $2,500Andrew S. Fastow$2,200 $2,200Charles A. Lemaistre$1, …"

"… bsp;$3,500John H. Duncan$3,000 $3,000Jeffrey McMahon$1,000$2,000$3,000Richard A. Causey$2,500 $2,500Andrew S. Fastow$2,200 $2,200Charles A. Lemaistre$1, …"

"… bsp;$2,000John H. Duncan$2,000$6,000$8,000Jeffrey McMahon$1,000 $1,000Richard A. Causey$2,000 $2,000Andrew S. Fastow$1,200 $1,200Charles A. Lemaistre$1, …"