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The Overstock-Grant Thornton dispute was publicly aired via disclosure statement filed with the SEC. What impact do you believe those disclosures had on the investing public's confidence in the financial reporting domain and the independent audit function? Were the interactions between Overstock and Grant Thornton unprofessional or other wise inappropriate? Explain.

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