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| Verdict | Person | Kind | Said | Claim | Topic |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2002 | As of early 2002, Berkshire's MidAmerican serves 3.6 million customers in the U.K. and is its second-largest electric utility. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2002 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Michael Burry | Factual | 6 Jan 2002 | Burry committed the Fund to a substantial investment in the common stock of a company later targeted for acquisition by another investor. Michael Burry · Factual · 6 Jan 2002 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Michael Burry | Factual | 6 Jan 2002 | During 2001 the Fund, before the manager's performance allocation, outperformed the dividend-adjusted S&P 500 by 6,732 basis points. Michael Burry · Factual · 6 Jan 2002 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Michael Burry | Factual | 6 Jan 2002 | In early December 2001 a competitor agreed to buy all stock of a company held by the Fund at nearly seven times its September 30, 2001 price. Michael Burry · Factual · 6 Jan 2002 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Michael Burry | Factual | 6 Jan 2002 | During 2001 the Scion Value Fund appreciated 44.60% net of expenses and performance allocations. Michael Burry · Factual · 6 Jan 2002 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Michael Burry | Factual | 6 Jan 2002 | Since inception on November 1, 2000 to end-2001, the Scion Value Fund appreciated 54.16% net of allocations and expenses. Michael Burry · Factual · 6 Jan 2002 | Their own work or organisation |
| Unresolvable | Michael Burry | Factual | 6 Jan 2002 | A stock held by the Fund tripled off its lows around the end of the quarter ending September 30, 2001, by late October 2001. Michael Burry · Factual · 6 Jan 2002 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Steven Pinker | Factual | 1 Jan 2002 | As an undergraduate Pinker read Chomsky, who was one of the first to break the taboo against explanations appealing to human nature. Steven Pinker · Factual · 1 Jan 2002 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Steven Pinker | Factual | 1 Jan 2002 | Pinker said he has been interested in behavioral genetics since reading about Tom Bouchard and David Lykken's work in Science in the late 1980s, and that Judy Harris made him think through the implications of that work. Steven Pinker · Factual · 1 Jan 2002 | Their own work or organisation |
| Own records only | Michael Burry | Factual | 2002 | The Scion Value Fund had about $27 million in capital, and its minimum initial investment for new investors was raised to $500,000. Michael Burry · Factual · 2002 | Their own work or organisation |
| Own records only | Michael Burry | Factual | 2002 | During the vast majority of 2001, the Scion Value Fund held no short positions at all. Michael Burry · Factual · 2002 | Their own work or organisation |
| Own records only | Michael Burry | Factual | 2002 | The Scion Value Fund's cash position, around 40% for most of Q4 2001, kept it from fully participating in the general price rise across most stock categories. Michael Burry · Factual · 2002 | Their own work or organisation |
| Own records only | Michael Burry | Factual | 2002 | Michael Burry invested the majority of his 2001 income back into the Scion Value Fund for a January 1 start. Michael Burry · Factual · 2002 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Michael Burry | Factual | 2002 | Since shortly after the Scion Value Fund's inception, Burry has outsourced administration and bookkeeping to Hedgeworks, LLC. Michael Burry · Factual · 2002 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Michael Burry | Factual | 3 Jul 2001 | Burry does not hedge the Scion Value Fund's portfolio, except to the extent that buying securities very cheaply may be considered a hedge. Michael Burry · Factual · 3 Jul 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Michael Burry | Factual | 3 Jul 2001 | During the first half of 2001 the Scion Value Fund appreciated 22.00% net of expenses and performance allocations. Michael Burry · Factual · 3 Jul 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Resolved true | Michael Burry | Factual | 3 Jul 2001 | The Scion Value Fund does not generally offer portfolio transparency to its members. Michael Burry · Factual · 3 Jul 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Unresolvable | Michael Burry | Prediction | 3 Jul 2001 | The Scion Value Fund will generally fall less than the market in a bear market. Michael Burry · Prediction · 3 Jul 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Mixed | Jeff Bezos | Factual | 2 Apr 2001 | Amazon reached 25 million customers and $2 billion in sales, which it had not expected. Jeff Bezos · Factual · 2 Apr 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Mostly true | Jeff Bezos | Factual | 2 Apr 2001 | When Amazon started, it had a hard time raising its first $1 million, then obtained $8 million from venture capital. Jeff Bezos · Factual · 2 Apr 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Mostly true | Jeff Bezos | Prediction | 2 Apr 2001 | Amazon's site will have more community features where customers help other customers make purchase decisions. Jeff Bezos · Prediction · 2 Apr 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Unresolvable | Jeff Bezos | Prediction | 2 Apr 2001 | Full-motion video will completely transform the online user experience, and Amazon's site will become more customized. Jeff Bezos · Prediction · 2 Apr 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Mostly true | Jeff Bezos | Factual | 2 Apr 2001 | Amazon's initial plan was to grow slowly and become profitable quickly. Jeff Bezos · Factual · 2 Apr 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Resolved true | Jeff Bezos | Factual | 2 Apr 2001 | Five years earlier, Amazon's website looked so different that there was no comparison with what it was in 2001. Jeff Bezos · Factual · 2 Apr 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Mostly true | Jeff Bezos | Factual | 2 Apr 2001 | Amazon expected $100 million in sales in its first five years. Jeff Bezos · Factual · 2 Apr 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Own records only | Jeff Bezos | Factual | 2 Apr 2001 | Amazon did not expect to reach its current scale for decades. Jeff Bezos · Factual · 2 Apr 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Mostly true | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Berkshire's practice of keeping most shoe production in domestic factories has cost its shoe businesses heavily. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Buffett said the annual meeting was moved to the Civic Auditorium the previous year (2000) and that it worked very well. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Unresolvable | Warren Buffett | Prediction | 28 Feb 2001 | Over time GEICO will inevitably increase its market share significantly while achieving excellent profits, thanks to its low-cost advantage. Warren Buffett · Prediction · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Resolved true | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | GEICO's policyholder growth slowed to a halt as 2000 progressed. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Unresolvable | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | At the 2000 Berkshire meeting weekend baseball game, it took Buffett five pitches to throw anything resembling a strike. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Warren Buffett entered Ben Graham's class at Columbia in 1951, 50 years before the letter. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | It has become much more expensive for GEICO to obtain new business. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Insurance is Berkshire's main business. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Own records only | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Berkshire analyzes purchases on an all-equity basis, so its evaluations did not change when LBO operators became less aggressive in 2000. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Mostly true | Warren Buffett | Prediction | 28 Feb 2001 | Buffett said Berkshire was confident that EJA (NetJets) would remain the world leader in fractional ownership in planes flying, service quality and safety standards. Warren Buffett · Prediction · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Mostly true | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | GEICO's underwriting loss in 2000 produced a float cost of 6.1%. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Berkshire's subsidiaries made contributions totaling $18.3 million in 2000, including $3 million of in-kind donations. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Unresolvable | Warren Buffett | Prediction | 28 Feb 2001 | Berkshire's negotiated acquisitions of entire businesses will at best provide only reasonable returns. Warren Buffett · Prediction · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Unresolvable | Warren Buffett | Promise | 28 Feb 2001 | Gorat's steakhouse will be open exclusively for Berkshire shareholders on Sunday, April 29, 2001, serving from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Warren Buffett · Promise · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Borsheim's is the largest jewelry store in the US except for Tiffany's Manhattan store. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Over the 20 years of the program, Berkshire has made $164 million of contributions as directed by its shareholders. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Berkshire incurred no debt for its 2000 acquisitions, and its shares outstanding increased only 1/3 of 1%. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | About 97% of eligible shares participated in Berkshire's 2000 shareholder-designated contributions program, with contributions totaling $16.9 million. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Buffett previously told shareholders that the fractional-ownership jet business is low-margin with few survivors. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Own records only | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | In its last 36 years, Berkshire has never had a manager of a significant subsidiary voluntarily leave to join another business. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Unresolvable | Warren Buffett | Prediction | 28 Feb 2001 | Most of Berkshire's stock holdings are fully priced and are unlikely to deliver more than moderate returns in the future. Warren Buffett · Prediction · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Mostly true | Warren Buffett | Promise | 28 Feb 2001 | Because these transactions, which typically come in large chunks, can materially distort the company's figures, it will tell readers about them as they occur. Warren Buffett · Promise · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Unresolvable | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Buffett's investment results in the decade before 1951 were no better than average. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Unresolvable | Warren Buffett | Prediction | 28 Feb 2001 | Absent a mega-catastrophe, Berkshire expected its float cost to fall in 2001, perhaps substantially, in large part because of pricing corrections at General Re. Warren Buffett · Prediction · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Unresolvable | Warren Buffett | Promise | 28 Feb 2001 | In most cases GEICO will be able to offer shareholders at the 2001 meeting a special discount, usually 8%. Warren Buffett · Promise · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Every year FlightSafety spends amounts equal to its depreciation charge to stay in place, plus additional sums to grow. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Acme Brick produces more than one billion bricks per year at 22 plants, about 11.7% of national industry output. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Unresolvable | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | The S&P 500 figures in Berkshire's comparison table are pre-tax, whereas Berkshire's figures are after-tax. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Resolved true | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Berkshire paid for the 1993 Dexter acquisition using Berkshire shares. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Berkshire entered the brick, carpet, insulation and paint industries through its 2000 acquisitions. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Mostly true | Warren Buffett | Promise | 28 Feb 2001 | Chess champion Patrick Wolff will play blindfolded against all comers in the mall at the 2001 Berkshire meeting weekend. Warren Buffett · Promise · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | When sports writers asked what he had served Ernie Banks, Buffett quoted Warren Spahn's remark after Willie Mays's first major-league home run. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Resolved true | Warren Buffett | Prediction | 28 Feb 2001 | For the next couple of years the Civic Auditorium will be Berkshire's only venue choice for its annual meeting. Warren Buffett · Prediction · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Berkshire's net worth rose $3.96 billion in 2000, increasing per-share book value of Class A and B stock by 6.5%. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Unresolvable | Warren Buffett | Promise | 28 Feb 2001 | Nebraska Furniture Mart's shareholder weekend pricing from April 25-30, 2001 will apply to products of prestige manufacturers that normally forbid discounting. Warren Buffett · Promise · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Borsheim's operates on a gross margin fully twenty percentage points below that of its major rivals. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Nebraska Furniture Mart began shareholder weekend pricing four years earlier, and sales during the weekend grew from $5.3 million in 1997 to $9.1 million in 2000. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Mostly true | Warren Buffett | Prediction | 28 Feb 2001 | Omaha will shortly have a new Convention Center with ample parking. Warren Buffett · Prediction · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Over 36 years under present management, Berkshire's per-share book value grew from $19 to $40,442, a 23.6% compounded annual gain. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Unresolvable | Warren Buffett | Prediction | 28 Feb 2001 | Buffett stated an expectation that, at GEICO, float would over time be free (no cost). Warren Buffett · Prediction · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Resolved true | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | In 2000 Berkshire had an insurance underwriting loss of $1.6 billion, giving a float cost of 6%. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Own records only | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | The Washington Post Company reviews its acquisitions three years after they are made. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Berkshire's cost of float has over the years been very close to zero, with underwriting profits in most years offsetting occasional terrible years such as 1984, when the cost was 19%. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Mostly true | Warren Buffett | Promise | 28 Feb 2001 | Berkshire will hold its annual meeting at the Civic Auditorium on Saturday, April 28, 2001. Warren Buffett · Promise · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | JM's CEO Jerry Henry announced retirement plans a year earlier, but Buffett and Munger convinced him to stay on. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Berkshire's 2000 acquisitions cost about $8 billion, 97% paid in cash and 3% in stock. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Buffett's investment performance improved beginning in 1951. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | The family-run jewelry business's same-store sales rose 9%, 11%, 13%, 10%, 12%, 21% and 7% over the past seven years. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Own records only | Warren Buffett | Prediction | 28 Feb 2001 | CORT looks like a good bet to beat Berkshire's original expectations for the business. Warren Buffett · Prediction · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Resolved true | Warren Buffett | Promise | 28 Feb 2001 | If the new Convention Center is available, Buffett will poll shareholders on whether to return to a Monday annual meeting. Warren Buffett · Promise · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Own records only | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Buffett said "we believe" that Berkshire's gain in per-share intrinsic value for the year (2000) moderately exceeded its gain in book value, and he called this judgment "necessarily subjective". Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Berkshire's 2000 book-value gain outpaced the performance of the S&P 500. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Buffett believed he understood the future economics of trading stamps, textiles, shoes and second-tier department stores, and was mistaken. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Unresolvable | Warren Buffett | Promise | 28 Feb 2001 | At the April 28, 2001 meeting, doors will open at 7 a.m., the movie will begin at 8:30 and the meeting will start at 9:30. Warren Buffett · Promise · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Since first publishing its economic principles in 1983, Berkshire has consistently stated it would rather purchase businesses than stocks. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Own records only | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Buffett knew nothing about CORT but immediately printed out its SEC filings and liked what he saw. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | GEICO's increased advertising spending in 2000 did not produce a commensurate increase in inquiries. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Mostly true | Warren Buffett | Promise | 28 Feb 2001 | Buffett and Charlie Munger will answer shareholder questions until 3:30 p.m. at the 2001 meeting, except for a noon break. Warren Buffett · Promise · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Warren Buffett | Factual | 28 Feb 2001 | Buffett told shareholders a year earlier that Berkshire would get its money's worth from stepped-up GEICO advertising in 2000, and that proved wrong. Warren Buffett · Factual · 28 Feb 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Ray Kurzweil | Factual | Jan 2001 | Kurzweil's first book, The Age of Intelligent Machines, written in the 1980s, ended with the prospect of machine intelligence exceeding human intelligence, and he found it difficult to look beyond that. Ray Kurzweil · Factual · Jan 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Ray Kurzweil | Factual | Jan 2001 | Kurzweil's technical field is pattern recognition, and his projects over more than thirty years have used chaotic computing. Ray Kurzweil · Factual · Jan 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Ray Kurzweil | Factual | Jan 2001 | Kurzweil and Bill Joy have frequently been paired at venues as optimist and pessimist respectively. Ray Kurzweil · Factual · Jan 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Own records only | Michael Burry | Factual | 2001 | Burry is a tax-paying US citizen. Michael Burry · Factual · 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Own records only | Michael Burry | Factual | 2001 | Burry personally had over $1 million invested in Scion Value Fund when writing the 2000 annual letter. Michael Burry · Factual · 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Michael Burry | Factual | 2001 | The Scion Value Fund's largest holding on September 11, 2001 was an airline stock. Michael Burry · Factual · 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Michael Burry | Factual | 2001 | In the first nine months of 2001 the Scion Value Fund appreciated 10.98% net of expenses and performance allocations. Michael Burry · Factual · 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Mostly true | Michael Burry | Factual | 2001 | Burry earns no income from Scion Capital unless members' annual return exceeds 6% net of expenses. Michael Burry · Factual · 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Unresolvable | Michael Burry | Factual | 2001 | As of the first quarter 2001 letter, Burry's Scion Capital fund was biased toward smaller capitalization stocks. Michael Burry · Factual · 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Own records only | Michael Burry | Factual | 2001 | The vast majority of Burry's net worth, aside from money for modest living expenses, is invested in the Scion Value Fund. Michael Burry · Factual · 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Own records only | Michael Burry | Factual | 2001 | The Scion Value Fund fell in Q3 2001 because several key stocks Burry chose declined in price. Michael Burry · Factual · 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Not researched | Michael Burry | Factual | 2001 | In the two months ended December 31, 2000, Scion Value Fund's net performance beat the S&P 500 by 14.08%. Michael Burry · Factual · 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Delivered on time | Michael Burry | Promise | 2001 | The Scion Value Fund's minimum initial investment for future investors will be raised to $250,000 as of the July 1, 2001 investment date. Michael Burry · Promise · 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Unresolvable | Michael Burry | Prediction | 2001 | Burry said he fully expected the Scion Value Fund's expense ratio for members to decrease quite significantly as assets under management grew with new investors. Michael Burry · Prediction · 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
| Own records only | Michael Burry | Factual | 2001 | Burry keeps a list of about eighty stocks representing businesses with decent, predictable long-term characteristics. Michael Burry · Factual · 2001 | Their own work or organisation |
“We are now serving 3.6 million customers in the U.K. and are its 2nd largest electric utility.”
Warren Buffett, Berkshire chairman 28 February 2002 Chairman's Letter (2001) (Berkshire Hathaway)
As of early 2002, Berkshire's MidAmerican serves 3.6 million customers in the U.K. and is its second-largest electric utility.
Not researched Checkable, but outside the sample that was researched.
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Warren Buffett, “As of early 2002, Berkshire's MidAmerican serves 3.6 million customers in the U.K. and is its second-largest electric utility.” (said 28 February 2002). Verdict: not researched. Reliability API, claim c_ffec9d65e586, method 0.1.0+28da144b. https://epistacklabs.com/claims/c_ffec9d65e586
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