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Empty Head and Pure Heart Test

A ruling by the Securities and Exchange Commission regarding insider information. This rule, SEC Rule 14e-3, subparagraph (b), states that the only person who can legally trade while holding insider information is an individual bidding as part of a tender offer.

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