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discrepancy

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An independent special committee overseeing the bankruptcy, along with First Brands advisers, discovered several discrepancies in how First Brands used factoring, a short-term financing strategy backed by customers’ unpaid invoices.

When the discrepancy comes to light, it’s often too late.

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Documents that have emerged following First Brands’ collapse show substantial discrepancies between the financial information that BDO USA validated and the financial picture that is now coming into focus.

Theodora also pointed out discrepancies in her testimony compared to what she said in her deposition several months ago.

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Because of discrepancies over how old Majek is the judge, Mr Justice Soole, has ordered an age assessment report be drawn up before he is sentenced.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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