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     there is little if any empirical support for this claim. On the
    contrary, private creditors have been much more progressive, flexible,
    and quick in dealing with sovereign insolvency situations than have been
    official lenders––and the gap in their different responses is growing.
    In fact, private lenders have provided a good example for how official
    bilateral and multilateral lenders might themselves deal more fairly and
    effectively with sovereign insolvency situations.