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** FILE ** Gregory M. Casey, a former executive of Qwest Communications International Inc., testifies on Capitol Hill, in this Sept. 24, 2002, file photo. Federal regulators said Tuesday July 26, 2005, that Casey has agreed to pay $2.1 million to settle civil charges that he participated in a fraud conspiracy that forced the telecommunications company to restate billions in revenue. Casey also agreed to cooperate with the SEC investigation into accounting irregularities at the Denver-based telephone provider. He did not admit any wrongdoing. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)

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