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Comment by Coppertopper1on Dec 21, 2011 3:18pm
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RE: RE: RE: HIGH RISK

RE: RE: RE: HIGH RISKThis is a very good debate. I want Curis to start producing as soon as possible but I do not think that it is the best idea for an investor to rely totally on what the company is saying, including Susie Bell. There are clearly two sides to this story and if you only read the official releases from Curis then you will have no idea what is really happening. Everything is not likely going to go against Curis. However, it is almost certain that there will be delays - how could there not be? What we need to happen is for the current Town Council to be swept out of office but that can not occur until the fall of next year. Again, Excelsior looks to be the safer bet today.     
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