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Has alot of debt, that is fixed. And furthermore about slightly less than 2/3 of there debt in 2027 or later. There yields they are paying if you look at the 10k for the most part is over 5% and in most cases more than 5%. Do I think itcould so sow down growth slightly. Sure. Could eps not grow 6-8% over the coming years,but grow maybe 4-6%. True. But the stock has fallen off a cliff, it reflect this concern. It is not like they are refinancing debt that is at 1% there debt is over 5% right now, and you have to figure at some point IR will come in a bit. All is just my opinion, and I coulkd alwaysb be wrong though.