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Nicole Lapin's Short & Long List

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Published: Friday, 10 Dec 2010 | 10:46 AM ET

By: Nicole Lapin | Anchor, Worldwide Exchange

Nicole Lapin

Nicole Lapin, of CNBC's Worldwide Exchange, explains what she's long and what she's short this week.

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