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A lawyer who was asked to deposit $4.5 million into Lord Conrad Black’s bank account told the court that he had refused to do so, because he did “not feel comfortable wiring money to individuals I did not know from Adam’s house cat.”
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|A lawyer who was asked to deposit $4.5 million into Lord Conrad Black’s bank account told the court that he had refused to do so, because he did “not feel comfortable wiring money to individuals I did not know from Adam’s house cat.”
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