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Goldman Sachs analyst Matthew Borsch pointed out in an investor report that Aetna and Cigna would face significant antitrust questions because both do business in the state. ``WellPoint is our top pick for 2005 given its defensive characteristics with relatively little exposure to the not-for-profit Blue Cross plans and achievable earnings with upside from merger-related expenses, included in 2005 operating earnings, that subside in 2006, as well as the potential for some further Blues consolidation,'' wrote Matthew Borsch, an analyst for Goldman Sachs, in a note to his clients. Most of the Japanese seem to like Russian foods like borsch and belini, and we serve a lot of fish and rice because we know they like them. |
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borsch - a Russian or Polish soup usually containing beet juice as a foundation