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Correction: Starbucks earnings preview
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CHICAGO - In a Nov. 3 story about Starbucks Corp.'s quarterly earnings, The Associated Press reported erroneously that the coffee chain would report third-quarter results. Starbucks was reporting fourth-quarter results.
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