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They were developed after the 1974 ERISA law, and were intended to give the top tier of executives "parity" in terms of the percentage of final pay they could receive versus lower-ranking managers, instead of being subject to ERISA pay limits. Humphries has pleaded not guilty in both state and federal court, while her attorney has said the blame lies with lower-ranking union officials. From 1993 to 1996, these males behaved as cooperatively as the original set of lower-ranking male survivors had, the scientists say. |
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