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To: MARK C. who wrote (33939)	4/28/1999 9:14:00 PM
From: JeffA	Read Replies (2) of 90042

Well, While MTC is doing some wonderful things for the worlds food supply, there is a huge reluctance to accept genetically modified crops. The EU is refusing but Argentina loves the crops. The world wants a solution that is low pollution and low soil abuse but they refuse to accept these crops. Quite a pickle. The latest rumor is MTC is considering allowing Searle to be sold off. That would allow Celebrex and the Billions associated with it to skate free. I guess we would make quite a bit selling them though, we are talking complete elimination of the debt acquired for buying DeKalb and DLP and others to the tune of close to 8 billion. Selling Searle would 0 this balance and put alot on the books for future R&D. Hopefully the world powers will come to accept the genetically modified crops for what they are, a simple improvement and not FRANKEN-FOODS! -Jeff

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