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To: howsmydrivingal who started this subject	12/23/2002 2:55:45 PM
From: howsmydrivingal	Read Replies (1) of 787

Jain out now as CEO has to be good news. I think Jain has exposure in legal matters and will have to concede to some type of charge for the hype of yesteryear. Sarin, is a major player, was conned by Jain (IMHO) and with his KK&R type of cash, knowhow, connections, and smarts, was a very big adversary to JAIN and therefor INSP. No doubt INSP has value, I would think the board would want JAIN completely out now and would want his divestiture of too. Perhaps that is why Jain uttered disdain for the CEO move as well as his wishes to start a new company. Makes me think it primes the way for him to sell his INSP stake and go on. Who really knows. Did I read somewhere that the new INSP CEO has ownership of a mergers and acquisitions company? Or is board member or something?

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