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UPDATE 2-Britain's Morrisons agrees $8.7 bln offer from Fortress Investment Group

* Fortress offers 254 pence a share * Tops CD&R's proposal of 230 pence * Fortress approached Mo

UPDATE 2-Britain's Morrisons agrees $8.7 bln offer from Fortress Investment Group

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UPDATE 2-Britain's Morrisons agrees $8.7 bln offer from Fortress Investment Group

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