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By AP
19 November 2008 @ 05:47 pm ET

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JNJ	59.88	0.95
BAX	57.27	0.32
BMY	21.77	-0.03
HSP	44.95	-0.32
KG	10.12	-0.01
LLY	34.05	0.04
MRK	30.68	-0.58
PFE	17.03	0.14
SGP	28.97	-0.09
WYE	50.39	0

Wyeth fell $2.16 or 6.1 percent, to $33.34.

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