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		<title>Seminole Tribe ends court fight after casino finances revealed</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Outpaced and outfoxed, the Seminole Tribe of Florida dropped its bid to block the disclosure of financial information about its casinos. The tribe made the move Friday, shortly after POLITICO printed details of the deposition of casino executive Jim Allen. He runs the tribe&#8217;s gambling concerns. The political news website reported that Allen said the Seminoles made $2.4 billion last year, and nearly all of it came from the gambling business. That confirmed previous published reports of the tribe&#8217;s finances. Attorneys said in their motion&#8230;]]></description>
		
		
		
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