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A presumption of reliance, if it applies, negates individual reliance issues in the predominance inquiry of Federal Rule of Civil Procedure... Accompanying cautionary language may negate the materiality of misstatements in projections, forecasts, or predictions. A defendant can be held liable for an omission in a Rule 10b-5 claim if, and only if, the defendant had a duty to disclose.
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