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This work benefited from the generous financial support of the Dean's office of the Kellogg School of Management. We thank C. Appleton, K. Dover-Taylor, L. Howland, and A. Marfia for research help. The research was based in part on the doctoral dissertation submitted by J.W. to Northwestern University and has benefited from the comments of the committee members W. Gardner, V. Medvec, and K. Murnighan. We also thank L. Egan, Z. Kinias, G. Ku, K. Liljenquist, L. Nordgren, N. Sivanathan, C. Wang, and C. Zhong for their helpful comments.
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