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NEW YORK — The pressure is increasing on Lehman Brothers to come up with a plan to restore itself to financial health — or possibly face the worst-case scenario of selling itself off in pieces and at bargain prices. The investment house is considered the most vulnerable amid the financial sector’s continuing losses from the credit crisis. This week, Lehman has been the subject of analyst downgrades and projections that it will lose $4 billion in the third quarter. Lehman stock closed Wednesday at $13.73, well off its 52-week high of $67.73.
