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The $11.50-a-share offer made in December is not indicative of the true value of the company, said shareholder Q Funding III, L.P, which owns 9.8 percent of the outstanding units of Cedar Fair, and will therefore vote against the sale. Two-thirds of unitholders have to vote in favor of the deal for it to pass.
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