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TARP special master doubts AIG will repay all it owes

The special master for executive compensation under the Troubled Asset Relief Program told a congressional panel last Wednesday that he does not believe American International Group Inc. will repay all the money it has received from the federal government.

The special master for executive compensation under the Troubled Asset Relief Program told a congressional panel last Wednesday that he does not believe American International Group Inc. will repay all the money it has received from the federal government.

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The special master for executive compensation under the Troubled Asset Relief Program told a congressional panel last Wednesday that he does not believe American International Group Inc. will repay all the money it has received from the federal government.

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