Biotech Values

[zipjet]

Like I said, I tried not to leave much wiggle room, but I do not know how exactly Ms. Chen put these questions to her Teva contact.

RR, I appreciate the effort. However, Franklin had it right:

“Believe none of what you hear and half of what you see.”

In this case we do not know how faithfully the question was presented, did not HEAR the answer and do not know how faithfully the answer was transmitted.

I have done a fair share of questioning and "hearing" in depositions/trial including witnesses who had something to hide.

I suspect most of those who post on this board have learned to look for clues in the gaps, omissions, wording and tone of statements and filings which can be more telling than the picture being sold.

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