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Your support makes all the difference.r John Mayo, the Zeneca director whose brief covers finance, insurance and information technology, yesterday took advantage of the growing strength of the company's share price. He pocketed a tidy sum of pounds 119,000 from the disposal of 10,000 shares at pounds 11.90 each. The sale cut his total holding to 11,504. Zeneca's shares closed a penny higher at pounds 11.93.
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