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Re: Strider2k post# 265552

Saturday, 02/17/2007 1:45:58 PM

Saturday, February 17, 2007 1:45:58 PM

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strider, how can there be a merger when there is no company in the corporate shell to merge with? For a merger there must be two companies. The target company must have a tender or exchange offer that the common approve by proxy. No company will merge with TMM even if it wasn't BK and defunct. There are considerable liabilities that would be acquired. What Cinemax wants is to acquire the QBID public vehicle to trade Cinemax. That still requires a tender offer to QBID common shareholders.

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