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    Sent Via Electronic Mail To William Maxon at Wmaxson@flc - Gov

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    Mary Clark, an attorney representing Caribbean Cruise Line, writes a letter to Donald Clark, Secretary of the Federal Trade Commission. The letter acknowledges an agreement between CCL and the FTC to withdraw CCL's previous petition to quash a civil investigative demand issued by the FTC. CCL reserves the right to refile the petition if the FTC seeks additional production of information or documents beyond what was outlined in the agreement. The letter serves to notify the FTC secretary of the withdrawal under the terms of the agreement reached between CCL and FTC representative William Maxon.

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    Mary Clark, an attorney representing Caribbean Cruise Line, writes a letter to Donald Clark, Secretary of the Federal Trade Commission. The letter acknowledges an agreement between CCL and the FTC to withdraw CCL's previous petition to quash a civil investigative demand issued by the FTC. CCL reserves the right to refile the petition if the FTC seeks additional production of information or documents beyond what was outlined in the agreement. The letter serves to notify the FTC secretary of the withdrawal under the terms of the agreement reached between CCL and FTC representative William Maxon.

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    Mary Clark, an attorney representing Caribbean Cruise Line, writes a letter to Donald Clark, Secretary of the Federal Trade Commission. The letter acknowledges an agreement between CCL and the FTC to withdraw CCL's previous petition to quash a civil investigative demand issued by the FTC. CCL reserves the right to refile the petition if the FTC seeks additional production of information or documents beyond what was outlined in the agreement. The letter serves to notify the FTC secretary of the withdrawal under the terms of the agreement reached between CCL and FTC representative William Maxon.

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    Sent Via Electronic Mail To William Maxon at Wmaxson@flc - Gov

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    Mary Clark, an attorney representing Caribbean Cruise Line, writes a letter to Donald Clark, Secretary of the Federal Trade Commission. The letter acknowledges an agreement between CCL and the FTC to withdraw CCL's previous petition to quash a civil investigative demand issued by the FTC. CCL reserves the right to refile the petition if the FTC seeks additional production of information or documents beyond what was outlined in the agreement. The letter serves to notify the FTC secretary of the withdrawal under the terms of the agreement reached between CCL and FTC representative William Maxon.

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    From the desk of:
    Mary B. Clark, Esq.
    200 East Broward Boulevard, Suite 1500
    Fort Lauderdale. Florida 33301
    Phone; 954.764.6660
    Fax: 954.764.4996
    Direct Phone: 954.734.1845
    Direct Fax: 954.213.0130
    Email: mary.clark@gmlaw.com
    Sent via Electronic Mail to William Maxon at wmaxson@flc.gov
    October 17,2012
    Donald S. Clark, Secretary
    Federal Trade Commission
    600 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W.
    Washington, D.C. 20580
    Re: Federal Trade Commissum/Caribbean Cruise Line: Civil Investigative Demand
    Our File No. 20581.0089
    Dear Mr. Clark:
    We represent Caribbean Cruise Line, Inc. ("CCL") in this matter. I am writing you in response to
    Lois Greisman's October 17, 2012 letter reflecting the agreement reached with William Maxon
    regarding the August 29, 2012 Civil Investigative Demand issued to by the Federal Trade
    Commission ("FTC").
    Pursuant to that agreement, CCL agrees to withdraw, without prejudice, its Petition to Quash the
    CID, previously ftled on September 22, 2012. CeL expressly reserves_ its right to re-ftle the
    Petition to Quash if the FTC seeks an additional production of information or documents that
    exceeds the scope outlined in the parties' agreement.
    Very truly yours,
    Mary B. Clark. Esq.
    For the Firm
    MC
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