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Ken Lay, in an Apparent Move Toward Self-Preservation, Borrowed $70

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Ken Lay, in an apparent move toward self-preservation, borrowed $70 million from the company after losses were announced and paid back the money with:


A) partnership interests.
B) Enron stock.
C) his wife's real estate holdings purchased with money she received from Enron.
D) money he had already stolen.

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