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16. Analysis using the statement of cash flows

          (USD millions)        2010    2009     2008
          Operating activities
            Net income          $762.0  $ 206.4  $ 696.2
            Adjustments to reconcile net
          income to net cash provided by
          operations:
             Restructured operations, net (126.7)  509.9  (46.9)
             Depreciation and   379.6   360.4    282.2
          amortization
             Deferred income taxes and  (27.6)  (75.5)  77.6
          other, net
             Cash effects of changes in:
              Receivables       (18.5)  (52.9)   (60.1)
              Inventories       (1.4)   (31.3)   (53.4)
              Other current assets  -0-  (50.9)  (9.4)
              Payables and accruals  133.6  106.2  109.1
            Net cash provided by   $ 1,101.0  $ 972.3  $ 995.3
          operations
          Investing activities
            Capital expenditures  $ (550.8)  $ (518.2)  $ (481.0)
            Payment for acquisitions, net  (71.2)  (1,560.5)  (175.7)
          of cash acquired
            Sale of marketable securities  31.6  7.4  70.1
          and other investments
            Other, net          (14.4)  (20.6)   37.3
              Net cash used for investing  $ (604.8)  $ (2,091.9) $ (549.3)
          activities
          Financing activities
            Principal payments on debt  $ (1,397.5) $ (20.5)  $ (106.0)
            Proceeds from issuance of   1,292.9  1,464.0  379.7
          debt, net
            Proceeds from outside   10.3  36.6   18.2
          investors
            Dividends paid      (355.5)  (331.8)  (296.3)
            Purchase of common stock  (32.9)  (10.8)  (429.5)
            Proceeds from exercise of   36.8  33.9  22.2
          stock options and other, net
              Net cash (used for) provided $ (445.9)  $ 1,171.4  $ (411.7)
          by financing activities
            Effect of exchange rate   $ (2.8)  $ (5.2)  $ (3.3)
          changes on cash and cash
          equivalents
            Net increase in cash and cash $ 47.5  $ 46.6  $ 31.0
          equivalents
            Cash and cash equivalents at  250.5  203.9  172.9
          beginning of year
            Cash and cash equivalents at  $ 298.0  $ 250.5  $ 203.9
          end of year
          Supplemental cash flow
          information
            Income taxes paid   $ 304.4  $ 351.0  $ 313.3
            Interest paid       274.9   274.3    116.3
            Non-cash consideration in   -0-  58.7  9.6
          payment for acquisitions
            Principal payments on ESOP  (6.0)  (5.3)  (4.8)
          debt, guaranteed by the
          Company
            Exhibit 131: Consolidated statements of cash flows for Synotech, Inc. - Indirect method
            Dividend payments were USD 355.5 in 2010, up from USD 331.8 in 2009 and USD 296.3 in 2008.
            Internally generated cash flows appear  to be adequate to support currently planned business operations,
          acquisitions and capital expenditures. Significant acquisitions would require external financing.
            The Company is a party to various superfund and other environmental matters and is contingently liable with
          respect to lawsuits, taxes and other matters arising out of the normal course of business. Management proactively
          reviews and manages its exposure to, and the impact of, environmental matters. While it is possible that the



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