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Pace Quickens in Russia's Suit Against the Bank of New York

By JULIE SATOW, Staff Reporter of the Sun
July 3, 2008

Russia's Federal Customs Service and the Bank of New York Mellon are ramping up the pace of their attacks in preparation for today's expected resumption of hearings in a $22.5 billion racketeering lawsuit.

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