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(NYT40) NEW YORK -- Aug. 2, 2002 -- AOL -- In the next few weeks, Richard D. Parsons faces his first pivotal test as chief executive of AOL Time Warner: coming up with as much as $9 billion, beginning with an immediate downpayment of at least $1 billion in cash. Parsons needs the money to buy out the 25 percent stake the company does not already own in a partnership called Time Warner Entertainment that includes HBO, Warner Brothers Studios and Time Warner Cable. Parsons in his office in Manhattan in December. (Ruby Washington/The New York Times)
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