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CHICAGO (AP) - For months, Carl Icahn has been waging a not-so-quiet campaign to snag a seat on Motorola Inc.'s board.
At the cell phone maker's annual meeting Monday evening, the billionaire financier will find out if his down-to-the-wire proxy battle full of letters, press releases and advertisements was enough to win support of shareholders.
Icahn, who though his affiliates has amassed a 2.9 percent stake in Motorola, has already secured the backing of one of the Schaumburg-based company's largest shareholders.
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