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Fast-food firms hope to get more bucks with clucks
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| Where the heck's the beef? McDonald's (MCD) strutted its feathers Tuesday by launching all-white-meat Chicken Selects strips, which, at $2.89 for three, cost about $1 more than a Quarter Pounder. |
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