When you read it, there was the purchase of the actual business, which was not contemplated originally because that was never offered to us before they entered bankruptcy. Then, as I said, once they entered bankruptcy, the scope changed and increased because there was more available and they were more interested in selling more. We increased that scope again, but then when the stalking horse bid came in, it was a much bigger business purchase. So we said yes, we would put in $1.1 billion on that bid, based on due diligence, because we didn't have much time, but we also still wanted that piece that we were negotiating for, together. So that's the extra piece that's mentioned in there.
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