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|Articles|May 5, 2003
How independents have prevailed over the years
Net profits may have fallen but independent pharmacy owners earned, in terms of 2003 dollars, $200,000 compared to $61,000 when the Lilly Digest began tracking the sector in 1932, according to a new study.
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