In Re Sepracor, Inc. Securities Litigation

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• finding state ments could not be “deemed mere puffery” when allegations raised “strong inference that Defendants were aware of, or recklessly disregarded, undisclosed facts tending to seriously undermine the accuracy of any predictions”

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