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"Dave has always worked hard, maintained the highest analytic integrity and role modeled independent thought," said Eden Perry, S&P head of U.S public finance. "He will be missed."

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With strong reserve levels, states will be able to weather a revenue shortage this year, analysts said.

For now, S&P said the state's near-term credit outlook is "stable."