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If you are involved in the Covid-19 Impact on Global Baby Products Detergents industry or aim to be, then this study will provide you inclusive point of view. It's vital you keep your market knowledge up to date segmented by Applications [Commercial & Household], Product Types [ & Competitive Landscape and Baby Products Detergents Market Share Analysis] and major players. If you have a different set of players/manufacturers according to geography or needs regional or country segmented reports we can provide customization according to your requirement.

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Furthermore, the years considered for the study are as follows:

Historical year - 2014-2019

Base year - 2019

Forecast period** - 2020 to 2026 [** unless otherwise stated]

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Key Applications/end-users of Covid-19 Impact on Global Baby Products DetergentsMarket: Commercial & Household

Top Players in the Market are: Babyganics products, Biokleen, Dapple, Eco Sprout, GreenShield Organic, Seventh Generation, B and B, The Honest Company, Dropps & Dr. Bronner's

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- Changing market dynamics of the industry

- In-depth market segmentation by Type, Application etc

- Historical, current and projected market size in terms of volume and value

- Recent industry trends and developments

- Competitive landscape of Covid-19 Impact on Baby Products Detergents market

- Strategies of key players and product offerings

- Potential and niche segments/regions exhibiting promising growth

- A neutral perspective towards Covid-19 Impact on Baby Products Detergents market performance

- Market players information to sustain and enhance their footprint

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Major Highlights of TOC:

Chapter One: Covid-19 Impact on Global Baby Products Detergents Market Industry Overview

1.1 Covid-19 Impact on Baby Products Detergents Industry

1.1.1 Overview

1.1.2 Products of Major Companies

1.2 Covid-19 Impact on Baby Products Detergents Market Segment

1.2.1 Industry Chain

1.2.2 Consumer Distribution

1.3 Price & Cost Overview

Chapter Two: Covid-19 Impact on Global Baby Products Detergents Market Demand

2.1 Segment Overview

2.1.1 APPLICATION 1

2.1.2 APPLICATION 2

2.1.3 Other

2.2 Covid-19 Impact on Global Baby Products Detergents Market Size by Demand

2.3 Covid-19 Impact on Global Baby Products Detergents Market Forecast by Demand

Chapter Three: Covid-19 Impact on Global Baby Products Detergents Market by Type

3.1 By Type

3.1.1 TYPE 1

3.1.2 TYPE 2

3.2 Covid-19 Impact on Baby Products Detergents Market Size by Type

3.3 Covid-19 Impact on Baby Products Detergents Market Forecast by Type

Chapter Four: Major Region of Covid-19 Impact on Baby Products Detergents Market

4.1 Covid-19 Impact on Global Baby Products Detergents Sales

4.2 Covid-19 Impact on Global Baby Products Detergents Revenue & market share

Chapter Five: Major Companies List

Chapter Six: Conclusion

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Baby Shark Animated Series Gets Season Pickup & Holiday Special at Nickelodeon

Baby Shark is already an internet sensation with a cereal brand, and its helping folks keep their hands clean during the coronavirus pandemic. Now it's headed to television. Nickelodeon announced last week that it had ordered a Baby Shark television series to series. Nickelodeon first revealed the series was in development in 2019. It is now operating under the working title of Baby Shark's Big Show! The series is aimed at preschoolers and is co-produced by Nickelodeon Animation Studio and SmartStudy, the global entertainment company whose other brands include Pinkfong. Baby Shark's Big Show! will be a 2D-animated series. Nickelodeon ordered 26 half-hour episodes. Those episodes will "follow Baby Shark and his best friend William as they journey on fun-filled comedic adventures in their community of Carnivore Cove, meet new friends and sing original catchy tunes along the way."

"Having the opportunity to dive deeper into this incredible world and create all-new storylines has been extremely exciting, and our head of preschool Eryk Casemiro and his team can't wait to help grow the Baby Shark universe and fanbase with an amazing new series that captures the heart and spirit of this beloved property," said Ramsey Naito, executive vice president of Nickelodeon Animation production and development, said in a statement.

Nickelodeon plans to debut Baby Shark's Big Show! with a holiday special in December. The series will then roll out across Nickelodeon's preschool platforms in spring 2021. Following the show's debut in the United States, the series will spread out onto the Nickelodeon and Nick Jr. channels in international markets. In addition to Nickelodeon and SmartStudy's partnership to produce the show itself, ViacomCBS Consumer Products (VCP) manages consumer product licensing worldwide, excluding China, Korea, and Southeast Asia, for the Baby Shark property.

Baby Shark launched on YouTube in November 2015. Since then, viewers have watched the video 5.7 billion times, making it the second most-watched video in YouTube history. The video combined music, characters, story, and dance to become a global sensation. The song went on a 20-week-streak on the Billboard Hot 100, which led to the viral #BabySharkChallenge, generating over 1 million cover videos around the globe.

Gary "Doodles" DiRaffaele (Breadwinners) and Tommy Sica (Breadwinners) are executive producers of Baby Shark's Big Show!, with Whitney Ralls (My Little Pony: Equestria Girls) serving as co-executive producer. Nickelodeon Animation Studio produces the series in Burbank, California, with production overseen by Eryk Casemiro, Senior Vice President, Nickelodeon Preschool.

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In Racial Justice Victory Johnson & Johnson to Pay $2B to Women in Asbestos-Laced Baby Powder Suit

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AMY GOODMAN: This is Democracy Now! I'm Amy Goodman. This week, a federal court ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay more than $2 billion to a group of women who developed ovarian cancer after using talcum powder contaminated with asbestos. In its ruling, the Eastern District Missouri Court of Appeals said Johnson & Johnson, quote, engaged in conduct that was "outrageous because of evil motive and reckless indifference," unquote. The appeals court reduced the original verdict amount from 2018, which had been $4.7 billion. But Johnson & Johnson still faces thousands more lawsuits. It recently stopped selling its brand of talcum powder in the United States and Canada, but it continues to sell the products overseas. The lawyer for the plaintiffs told consumers they should throw away any baby powder in their homes.

According to internal memos, Johnson & Johnson knew that asbestos may be in its talc products for at least half a century, 50 years. But as concern grew, Johnson & Johnson targeted its ad campaigns at Black, Latinx and overweight women. In 2007, the year after the International Agency for Research on Cancer determined talc was, quote, "possibly carcinogenic," Johnson & Johnson planned to market the product to African Americans in, quote, "Under developed geographical areas with hot weather and higher AA population," unquote.

This is Marvin Salter, the son of Jacqueline Salter-Fox, who sued Johnson & Johnson after being diagnosed with late-stage ovarian cancer in 2013. She didn't live to see the trial. Her family was awarded $72 million in 2016, a decision which was later overturned. Marvin Salter testified in 2019 before the House Oversight Committee.

MARVIN SALTER: I sincerely believe that Johnson & Johnson took my mother's life. We believed in the company, and the product specifically. My mother was a true fan. It was a staple in our house and a necessary part of our hygienic routine. It was as natural for her as her brushing her teeth every single day. …

She was diagnosed with the late stage of ovarian cancer in April of 2013. It was a rough time for us, but my mother was the type of woman who never let bad news overtake her joy. She was confident she would beat this disease. … Her spirit was never broken, despite what was happening to her body. She smiled through it all. …

Johnson & Johnson has yet to take ownership for what they have done, and they have yet to take one step to make amends to all of us whose lives have been turned upside down because we trusted in this company and they said their product was safe.

AMY GOODMAN: That's Marvin Salter, son of Jacqueline Salter-Fox, who sued Johnson & Johnson after being diagnosed with late-stage ovarian cancer.

For more, we're joined by Isabelle Chaudry, senior policy manager for the National Women's Health Network.

Welcome to Democracy Now!, Isabelle. So, lay out the significance of this more than $2 billion verdict against Johnson & Johnson.

M. ISABELLE CHAUDRY: Thank you for having me, Amy.

So, this case is really significant. The court found that the plaintiffs proved, with convincing clarity, that defendants engaged in outrageous conduct because of an — I quote — "evil motive or reckless indifference." And so, the court ended up reversing some of the jury's award, and ultimately the punitive damages to Johnson & Johnson was $715.9 million, and then also $900 million to its subsidiary, Johnson & Johnson Consumer Companies. So this is very significant for consumers who have been fighting against Johnson & Johnson and alleging that their product caused their ovarian cancer.

As well, just last month — yes, in May — the company put out a statement saying that they were going to discontinue selling their baby powder product, their talc-based baby powder product, in the U.S. but continue to sell those same products abroad, which will impact countries like Africa and Brazil.

AMY GOODMAN: So, whole continents, Africa and Brazil. Explain this. And also, I mean, people may be listening, some people, and saying, "Baby powder? So, why is it mainly women who are the victims of this?"

M. ISABELLE CHAUDRY: Well, Johnson & Johnson had engaged, as you mentioned, in practices that specifically targeted women, and they specifically targeted African American women, Latinx women, overweight women. And we know, and Johnson & Johnson knew and studied cultural norms of certain communities and knew that as part of their self-care practices, certain women use their baby powder products.

AMY GOODMAN: For dealing with chafing, also, especially in hot countries, dealing with moisture. So, if you can explain how the asbestos gets into the baby powder, the talcum powder, that Johnson & Johnson has marketed for so long?

M. ISABELLE CHAUDRY: Yes. So, the way that talc is mined, it sometimes is commingled with asbestos. And asbestos is a known carcinogen. The American Cancer Society has said so. There is no safe level of asbestos. And so, when there's any trace of asbestos in talc, the talc is then dangerous. It can cause cancer. And Johnson & Johnson knew of this for years, going back to the late 1950s. And this is publicly recorded, so we can see through their public documents during litigation that they knew that there were trace amounts of asbestos in those products.

AMY GOODMAN: So, in 2008, Johnson & Johnson hired an African American PR firm to develop marketing campaigns for its baby products line; in 2010, launched a radio campaign in the South targeting women, quote, "curvy Southern women 18 to 49 skewing African-American."

M. ISABELLE CHAUDRY: Yes. So, the company contracted with a North Carolina marketing firm called Segmented Marketing Services, Inc., which specialized in promotions to ethnic consumers. And they distributed $100,000 — 100,000 gift bags containing baby powder and other Johnson & Johnson baby products in African American and Hispanic neighborhoods in Chicago. They also launched a 300,000 radio advertising campaign in half a dozen markets, aiming to reach, as you stated, "curvy Southern women 18 to 49" of age.

AMY GOODMAN: So, if you can talk about the women who brought the lawsuit? Did any survive it? Did they all die?

M. ISABELLE CHAUDRY: OK. So, there were over — upwards of 20ish women. I think it was 22 women and their families brought lawsuits against Johnson & Johnson. And as you stated before, they have thousands of lawsuits against them. Through this process, families have lost loved ones. Women have died of ovarian cancer. And so, this has been a very serious issue that has impacted families, has impacted women, and is going to continue impacting these people if the products are still being sold and marketed, especially abroad. And I understand that their current inventory will still be sold throughout the U.S..

AMY GOODMAN: Throughout the U.S., the current inventory, before they won't make it again, but they are continuing to make it for other countries? I wanted to ask you about Johnson & Johnson CEO Alex Gorsky issuing a statement in support of Black Lives Matter in response to the global uprising after the police killed George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor. Can you talk about this statement? He said, "As the CEO of the world's largest healthcare [company], I must state unequivocally that racism in any form is unacceptable, and that black lives matter." He went on to pledge to focus on inequity in medical care for communities of color. Your response, Isabelle?

M. ISABELLE CHAUDRY: My response is that the work of equity and justice needs to go beyond mere statements. So, Johnson & Johnson joined a chorus of many companies who have pledged to address racism and, you know, stating Black lives matter, and especially after the recent events, that has led to the uprisings and protests.

And so, based on their own practices, their historic practices of targeting Black and Brown communities, historically marginalized communities, this statement is just not enough. They are a manufacturer that markets and sells products to consumers. These are products that we use on our skin. These are products that impact our health. And so, to specifically target and double down on marketing efforts to historically marginalized communities and to continue to engage in those practices and now continue abroad to places like Africa, as I mentioned, they have —

AMY GOODMAN: Ghana and Kenya in particular, among other places?

M. ISABELLE CHAUDRY: Yeah, Ghana, South Africa, Kenya, and also Brazil holds all three segments of its company. And so, it's just not enough to put out statements. Their actions need to match the statements, and they have a history of engaging in racist practices.

AMY GOODMAN: So, what are your demands right now? You're saying that if you go to a store in the United States, you could possibly find this contaminated baby powder. They're saying they're discontinuing it after the current inventory is out? And then, in Africa, in Asia, in hot countries in particular, and particularly communities of color?

M. ISABELLE CHAUDRY: So, my demands are that they outright ban these products globally, especially in places where it will impact the communities that they have targeted in the past. So an outright ban on these products, and also acknowledging that they did engage in these practices and to commit to not continuing to engage in practices that target and harm Black and Brown communities.

AMY GOODMAN: How many more lawsuits does Johnson & Johnson face?

M. ISABELLE CHAUDRY: Well, I know, since March, they have had upwards of, I think, 19,000 lawsuits. So, they have a lot of lawsuits against them.

AMY GOODMAN: Well, we will continue to cover them. I want to thank you so much, Isabelle Chaudry, for joining us, senior policy manager for the National Women's Health Network.

That does it for our show. Democracy Now! is produced by an amazing group of people, sheltering at home, as well as here at the studio. It's produced with Mike Burke, Renée Feltz, Deena Guzder, Libby Rainey, Nermeen Shaikh, Carla Wills, Tami Woronoff, Charina Nadura, Sam Alcoff, Tey-Marie Astudillo, John Hamilton, Robby Karran, Hany Massoud, Adriano Contreras and María Taracena. Our general manager is Julie Crosby. Special thanks to Becca Staley, Miriam Barnard, Paul Powell, Mike DiFilippo, Miguel Nogueira, Hugh Gran, Denis Moynihan. I'm Amy Goodman. Thanks so much for joining us. Stay safe.

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Nickelodeon Dives in With All-New Baby Shark Animated Preschool Series: Baby Shark’s Big Show!

Series to Debut with Brand-New Original Holiday Special this December

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Nickelodeon is expanding the fin-tastic underwater world of Baby Shark with the greenlight of a brand-new animated preschool series, Baby Shark's Big Show! (working title), based on the world-famous pop culture phenomenon. Co-produced by Nickelodeon Animation Studio and SmartStudy, the global entertainment company behind the beloved children's brand Pinkfong, the 2D-animated series (26 half-hour episodes) will follow Baby Shark and his best friend William as they journey on fun-filled comedic adventures in their community of Carnivore Cove, meet new friends and sing original catchy tunes along the way.

"Having the opportunity to dive deeper into this incredible world and create all-new storylines has been extremely exciting, and our head of preschool Eryk Casemiro and his team can't wait to help grow the Baby Shark universe and fanbase with an amazing new series that captures the heart and spirit of this beloved property," said Ramsey Naito, Executive Vice President, Nickelodeon Animation Production and Development.

Nickelodeon will debut Baby Shark's Big Show! with an all-new original holiday special this December, with premieres rolling out across its preschool platforms in spring 2021. Following the U.S. launch, the series will roll out on Nickelodeon and Nick Jr. channels internationally. In addition to Nickelodeon and SmartStudy's partnership to produce Baby Shark's Big Show!, ViacomCBS Consumer Products (VCP) is managing consumer products licensing worldwide, excluding China, Korea and Southeast Asia, for the Baby Shark property.

Baby Shark launched on YouTube in November 2015 and took the world by storm, amassing 5.7 billion views and becoming the second most-watched video in the platform's history. With music, characters, story and dance all combined together, the song recorded a 20-week-streak on the Billboard Hot 100 and spawned a viral phenomenon #BabySharkChallenge, generating over one million cover videos around the globe.

Baby Shark's Big Show! is executive produced by Gary "Doodles" DiRaffaele (Breadwinners) and Tommy Sica (Breadwinners), with Whitney Ralls (My Little Pony: Equestria Girls) serving as co-executive producer. The series is produced by Nickelodeon Animation Studio in Burbank, Calif., with production overseen by Eryk Casemiro, Senior Vice President, Nickelodeon Preschool.

Baby Shark's Big Show! is the latest series to join Nickelodeon's powerhouse preschool lineup which includes Ryan's Mystery Playdate, Bubble Guppies and Blaze and the Monster Machines. The series is part of Nick's strategy to be the home for the biggest franchises kids and families love, and it expands the net's growing portfolio of influential properties that already includes SpongeBob SquarePants, PAW Patrol, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Blue's Clues & You!, the first-ever SpongeBob spinoff, Kamp Koral, The Smurfs and an all-new animated Star Trek series.

About SmartStudy

Founded in June 2010, SmartStudy is a global entertainment company moving beyond the limits of platforms to create original content across children's education, games and animation. Through SmartStudy's beloved children's brand, Pinkfong, the company produces modern-day songs and stories to provide stimulating, fun, learning experiences to children.

About Pinkfong

Pinkfong is a global entertainment brand that creates award-winning kids' content for families around the world. Pinkfong has over 5,000 songs and stories within its vast library of children's content, which can be accessed on the App Store and Google Play, as well as on YouTube and Amazon Video. Pinkfong's accolades include the Amazon Video Direct Star, YouTube's Diamond Play Button and Google Play's Best Family App of 2014-2017.

For more information, please visit the Pinkfong website, subscribe to its YouTube channel, or follow the company on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

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Nickelodeon, now in its 41st year, is the number-one entertainment brand for kids. It has built a diverse, global business by putting kids first in everything it does. The brand includes television programming and production in the United States and around the world, plus consumer products, digital, location based experiences, publishing and feature films. For more information or artwork, visit http://www.nickpress.com. Nickelodeon and all related titles, characters and logos are trademarks of ViacomCBS Inc. (Nasdaq: VIACA, VIAC).

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Baby Personal Care Market Size Worth $8.2 Billion By 2026

According to a new report Global Baby Personal Care Market, published by KBV research, The Global Baby Personal Care Market size is expected to reach $8.2 billion by 2026, rising at a market growth of 7.5% CAGR during the forecast period.

In 2019 the market was led by hypermarkets and supermarkets. Consumers tend to purchase baby personal care products from hypermarkets and supermarkets in conjunction with other delivery channels/platforms due to the availability of a wide range of personal care items for children. In addition, hypermarkets and supermarkets are offering baby personal care products at cheaper prices than other retail stores.

Asia Pacific led the industry in 2019 and is predicted to grow over the projected period at the fastest growth. Countries like China and India are the main contributors to development in the global market. In the Asia Pacific, demand for baby personal care goods is projected to increase, as the population in this area is expected to grow exponentially in the near future. Brazil dominates the market in Latin America, as it has the highest child population.

In 2019 cosmetics appeared as a key segment. Items such as baby bath care and hair care accounted for substantial market share in the cosmetics category. While such products are expensive, a considerable number of consumers (parents) still prefer their children to branded and premium products.

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The market research report has exhaustive quantitative insights providing a clear picture of the market potential in various segments across the globe with country wise analysis in each discussed region. The key impacting factors of the market have been discussed in the report with the elaborated company profiles of L'Oreal Group, Dabur India Ltd., Wipro Limited (Wipro Consumer Care & Lighting), Abbott Laboratories, Unilever PLC, The Procter and Gamble Company, Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Johnson and Johnson, Beiersdorf AG, and The Himalaya Drug Company (Himalaya Global Holdings Ltd.)

Global Baby Personal Care Market Segmentation

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Supermarkets & Hypermarkets

Specialty Stores and

E-Commerce

By Product

Cosmetics

Toiletries and

Other Products

By Geography

North America

US

Canada

Mexico

Rest of North America

Europe

Germany

UK

France

Russia

Spain

Italy

Rest of Europe

Asia Pacific

China

Japan

India

South Korea

Singapore

Malaysia

Rest of Asia Pacific

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Brazil

Argentina

UAE

Saudi Arabia

South Africa

Nigeria

Rest of LAMEA

Companies Profiled

L'Oreal Group

Dabur India Ltd.

Wipro Limited (Wipro Consumer Care & Lighting)

Abbott Laboratories

Unilever PLC

The Procter and Gamble Company

Kimberly-Clark Corporation

Johnson and Johnson

Beiersdorf AG

The Himalaya Drug Company (Himalaya Global Holdings Ltd.)

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Johnson & Johnson loses bid to overturn baby powder verdict but damages cut to $2.12B

Fox Business Briefs: Johnson & Johnson says it will stop selling talc-based baby powder in the United States; United Airlines partners with Clorox and the Cleveland Clinic to keep customers and employees safe at the airport and in planes.

(Reuters) - A Missouri appeals court on Tuesday rejected Johnson & Johnson's bid to throw out a jury verdict in favor of women who blamed their ovarian cancer on its baby powder and other talc products, but reduced damages by more than half to $2.12 billion.

The Missouri Court of Appeals lowered the original $4.69 billion verdict from July 2018 after dismissing claims by some of the 22 women and their families who sued.

But it said the plaintiffs proved that J&J and an affiliate concealed for decades that its talc products contained asbestos, "worked tirelessly" to ensure that testing protocols would not detect asbestos in all talc samples, and published articles downplaying the safety hazards of talc.

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"Plaintiffs proved with convincing clarity that defendants engaged in outrageous conduct because of an evil motive or reckless indifference," the court said. "There was significant reprehensibility in defendants' conduct."

JOHNSON & JOHNSON TO DISCONTINUE TALC-BASED BABY POWDER

J&J pledged to appeal to the Missouri Supreme Court.

Containers of Johnson's baby powder made by Johnson and Johnson sits on a shelf at Jack's Drug Store on October 18, 2019 in San Anselmo, California. (Photo Illustration by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

"This was a fundamentally flawed trial, grounded in a faulty presentation of the facts," spokeswoman Kim Montagnino said. "We deeply sympathize with anyone suffering from cancer, which is why the facts are so important. We remain confident that our talc is safe, asbestos free, and does not cause cancer."

Tuesday's decision followed J&J's May 19 announcement that it would stop selling its talc Baby Powder in the United States and Canada.

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The New Brunswick, New Jersey-based company faces more than 19,000 lawsuits claiming that its talc products caused cancer because of contamination from asbestos, a known carcinogen.

J&J's damages payout in Tuesday's decision include $500 million of compensatory damages and $1.62 billion of punitive damages, down from a respective $550 million and $4.14 billion in the original verdict from a Missouri circuit court.

Mark Lanier, the lead lawyer for plaintiffs, called the decision "a clarion call for J&J to try and find a good way to resolve the cases for the people who have been hurt."

J&J has faced intense scrutiny of its baby powder's safety following a 2018 Reuters investigative report that found it knew for decades that asbestos lurked in its talc.

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Internal company records, trial testimony and other evidence show that from at least 1971 to the early 2000s, J&J's raw talc and finished powders sometimes tested positive for small amounts of asbestos.

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(Reporting by Jonathan Stempel in New York; Additional reporting by Lisa Girion in Los Angeles and Carl O'Donnell in New York; Editing by Franklin Paul, Bill Berkrot and Dan Grebler)

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