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To: Dwayne Hines who wrote (3866)	9/25/2014 7:36:00 PM
From: David Klein	Respond to of 3873

Yes it looks like they are breaking down SG&A into two items and also changing the description for cost of revenues to Network Access Costs; a semantics change. "Consolidated Total Costs and Expenses,operating Income, Net Loss or Loss per Share in the Consolidated Statement of Operations, or any items reported in the Consolidated Balance Sheets, Consolidated Statements of Comprehensive Loss, Cash Flows or Changes in Stockholders’ equity Deficit" have not changed.

To: Dwayne Hines who wrote (3866)	5/17/2015 3:16:03 AM
From: FJB	Respond to of 3873

Level 3’s global network would now be difficult to recreate. And investors can take comfort in the fact that long-term shareholders like Hawkins and Singapore’s Temasek are keeping close watch. Here’s how Pagliara sees Level 3’s prospects: The replacement value of the network, he says, is about $45 billion—more than double the firm’s $19.6 billion market value. Subtract the company’s $10 billion in net debt, and the stock is worth about $98 a share. “I don’t see any reason to sell until the stock gets past the replacement cost,” he says. online.barrons.com