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SEPTEMBER 23, 2002

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"Why is Christopher Robin sobbing?" (Entertainment, Sept. 16, 2002)


"Why is Christopher Robin sobbing?" (Entertainment, Sept. 16, 2002)

"Why is Christopher Robin sobbing?" (Entertainment, Sept. 16) should have noted that the litigation between Walt Disney Co. and the Slesinger family, which controls some rights to the Winnie-the-Pooh characters, is scheduled to proceed to trial in March, 2003.



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