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        "uri": "/2011/06/05/unmask-the-core-conversion-bogeyman/",
        "title": "Unmask the Core Conversion Bogeyman",
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        "summary": "There are many reasons why credit unions often loath changing core platforms–even after their contracts expire. When pressed on the issue, most executives point to some form of inertia. They’re used to their current system, used to their provider, used to their account representative.",
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