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On Chrysler, who will blink first: Treasury, or the banks? 
Salon | by Andrew Leonard | Thu, Apr 23
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Treasury has come back with a second offer -- 22 cents on the dollar -- leading one to wonder whether the news that a bankruptcy filing is in the works is part of a high stakes, government-versus-Wall-Street game of chicken. Don't like our offer? Be our guest and take your chances with the ban...
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