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A debtor-in-possession (DIP) provides $50 million in financing to bridge a company to a Section 363 sale.
What is the typical status of this DIP claim relative to pre-petition general unsecured claims?
- Pari passu with general unsecured claims
- Subordinated to pre-petition trade payables
- Subordinated to administrative professional fees
- Superpriority administrative expense status
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