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That means James Tyree's bid for the struggling publisher will be the only option on the table when a bankruptcy court takes up the issue on Thursday. Sun-Times Media chairman Jeremy Halbreich says he'll recommend the Tyree deal to the court and that he remains "confident" he'll have new union agreements in hand by the hearing. || Related story.
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