stephane. >> sanofi will lose two of its key patented in 012.i caught up with the ceo of sap know fee. he said sanofi was target ago 12% to 15% decline of its earnings per share in 2012. >> that, of course, is no surprise. 2012 has been circled on my calendar for about throw years. but equally, we set out three years ago to seek sustainable growth and animal health and consumer health, our diabetes franchise, our vaccine franchise. we are unbelievably strong in emerging markets. all of those sectors are growing in double digits this year. as we sit here today, i'm very confident we'll come through as a growing company. >> do you believe that the growth will remain at the same level and that is going to help you offset ee mermging markets? i think emerging markets are the key for all emerge iing compani. with a product portfolio adapted to those markets, i think we'll do well. we already showed more than 10 billion growth in emerging markets. 30% is our biggest to this point today. >> there is some national budget and could hurt spending in healt

. >> it becomes lin-sanofi in new york. >> basketball fans have a raging case of linsan any ty. >> yes, i've had a raging case of linsanity. i've been called legally linsane. my symptoms, linsome nialinsomn. and folks, it's an exciting time. fans have not come down with a basketball born disease this intense since the mid '70s outbreak of kareem abdul jabot chew lymph. >> it's been interesting to hear lin himself talk about kind of the racism and discrimination he's experienced along the way. back in 2008 he said there is a sport for white and black players. sorry, 2008. i hear everything go back to china. other side of campus, open up your eyes. >> i can't -- look, race may have something to do with the story. the smallest piece of the pie in the story. this guy's story, i'm a huge fan of dallas mavmavericks. his story is the guy that's been cut by three teams who came from the end of the bench, who was a couple days away from being cut by the knicks and now he is this out of nowhere superstar. that, by the way, is taking place in new york. >> and by the way, the knicks really need hi

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