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Reuters: BRIEF-Discover Financial Services Credit Card Delinquency Rate 1.80 Pct At March End Vs 1.84 Pct At February End


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* CREDIT CARD DELINQUENCY RATE 1.80 PERCENT AT MARCH END VERSUS 1.84 PERCENT AT FEBRUARY END


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