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Violin Deal
** FILE ** Kelly Hall-Tompkins, a first violinist with the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, smiles as she holds a 1718 Testore violin, during an introduction of rare stringed instruments in Newark, N.J., in this Feb. 19, 2003, file photo. The "Golden Age" collection of stringed instruments, some dating from the 17th century, was acquired by the orchestra for $17 million from philanthropist Herbert Axelrod. The New Jersey Symphony Orchestra is planning to sell the collection because the debt from the 2003 purchase hasn't been relieved by ticket sales or donations, orchestra president and CEO Andre Gremillet told The Star-Ledger of Newark in Friday's editions. (AP Photo/Mike Derer, File)
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The Associated Press
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CP214094618
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FEB. 19, 2003, FILE PHOTO
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