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        "uri": "/2011/10/24/guest-opinion-mistakes-in-global-cash-flow-analysis/",
        "title": "Guest Opinion: Mistakes in Global Cash Flow Analysis",
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        "summary": "As global cash flow has become more of a necessity than an option, the majority of financial institutions are now performing some type of combined ratio analysis. The issue lies in the fact that there are several methods of global cash flow analysis being used. And some lead to erroneous...",
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