Allergan DEFA14A Additional proxy soliciting materials

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Allergan’s highly engaged, refreshed and independent Board of Directors is focused on doing what is in the best interests of all shareholders. We believe Appaloosa, who owns less than one percent stake, is attempting to undermine our CEO and pushing for a firesale of the company for a short-term bump in stock price. We believe that it will be transparent to investors that Appaloosa’s short-term interests are not the same as those of long-term shareholders.