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$
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fi
sca
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2010 and 2009. See Note
5
in the “Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements” for additional information on
di
scont
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d
operat
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ons
.
R
ecent
D
eve
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opment
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I
n late Au
g
ust 2011, the FDA notified us that it was haltin
g
entr
y
into the United States of all procedure kit
s
that we assemble in Mexico and im
p
ort at El Paso, Texas (“Im
p
orted Kits”). The FDA indicated that we had not
supp
li
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d
a
d
equate
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ocumentary support
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or certa
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n components o
f
t
h
e Importe
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K
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b
ut
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as not
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di
cate
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any
concerns a
b
out pat
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ent sa
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et
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. We are wor
ki
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g
w
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t
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e FDA to a
dd
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e
i
r concerns, an
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nt
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nter
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m, ar
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implementin
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steps to miti
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ate the impact to customers and our business, includin
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shiftin
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assembl
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of kits t
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f
acilities in the United States. Sales of the Imported Kits were approximately 5 percent of Medical segment
re
v
enue
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fi
sca
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2
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11.
Liq
u
i
d
i
t
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and
C
a
pi
tal Resource
s
We currently believe that, based upon available capital resources (cash on hand), projected operating cas
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fl
ow, an
d
access to comm
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tte
d
cre
di
t
f
ac
ili
t
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es, we
h
ave a
d
equate cap
i
ta
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resources to
f
un
d
wor
ki
ng cap
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ta
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nee
d
s
,
currentl
y
anticipated capital expenditures, business
g
rowth and expansion, contractual obli
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ations, current an
d
projected debt service requirements, dividends and share repurchases. During fiscal 2011, we acquired Kinray,
Yong Yu an
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care w
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cas
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on
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acqu
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ons,
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ependin
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on the size and timin
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of such transactions, we ma
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need supplemental fundin
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Ca
p
ita
l
Resource
s
Cas
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an
d
Equiva
l
ent
s
O
ur cash and e
q
uivalents balance was
$
1.9 billion at June 30, 2011, com
p
ared to
$
2.8 billion at June 30
,
2010. At June 30, 2011, our cas
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an
d
cas
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equ
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va
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ents were
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ld i
n cas
hd
epos
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ma
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or
b
an
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s
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round the world or invested in hi
g
h qualit
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, short-term liquid investments. The decrease was primaril
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driven b
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a
cquisitions, offset by net cash provided by operating activities (which is primarily driven by net earnings and
wor
ki
ng cap
i
ta
l
), an
d
t
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esa
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our rema
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on. C
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n wor
ki
ng cap
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can var
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si
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nificantl
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dependin
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on factors such as the timin
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of inventor
y
purchases, customer pa
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ments of account
s
receivable, and payments to vendors during the regular course of business.
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ssa
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es outstan
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(“DSO”),
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(“DIOH”) an
dd
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spa
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a
bl
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(“DPO”) to evaluate our workin
g
capital performance. DSO is calculated as trade receivables, net divided b
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a
verage
d
a
il
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d
ur
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ast mont
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is
calculated as accounts pa
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able divided b
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avera
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e dail
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cost of products sold and char
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ast quarter o
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db
etween t
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scal Year Ended June 30
,
2011
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