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The stores already had been targeted for divesture by Federated as a result of the company's $11 billion acquisition of May Department Stores Co. The company estimates the loss on disposal from the Tennessee divesture to be $416,000 for the fiscal year. A federal judge, however, ruled in early 2004 that the monument's place on public land violated the separation of church and state, despite the city's divesture of it. |
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