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Facebook stock sales: In the Aug. 23 Business section, an article on the sale of 450,000 shares of Facebook stock by company co-founder Dustin Moskovitz said that represented 6% of his holdings and that he had 7.05 million shares remaining. Those figures concerned only his Class A shares. He says his total Facebook holdings, including other classes of shares, actually exceed 100 million shares.
Sunset Strip Fest: In the Aug. 20 Calendar section, a review of the Sunset Strip Music Festival said that the group Bad Religion is from Orange County. The band is from the San Fernando Valley.
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