Answer the question using only the documents I found. Question: Cite the document ID in square brackets [] as a parenthetical. Each ID should get its own set of [] brackets. If the answer is not contained within the documents I found, say only "I couldn't find a good answer." Question:Who at NAME_1 talked about accounting the most?Documents I Found:[1] - A former employee said that in February or March 2001, senior managers within Energy Services spoke to NAME_2, NAME_1's chief accounting officer, to discuss potential losses associated with a handful of large contracts.[2] - "The group we were with, NAME_1 Energy Services, was doing very well. Our group had nothing to do with accounting," NAME_3 said.[3] - NAME_1 executives spoke when questions were directed to them.[4] - Also, please let me know if there are others at NAME_1 I should include in this discussion.[5] - I talked to my financial engineering program classmate, NAME_4 who was just hired by NAME_1 recently.[6] - NAME_5 spoke to the NAME_1 Management Meeting in November which was first rate.[7] - Earlier this year, NAME_6, then NAME_1's chief executive, reacted strongly when a questioner on a conference call challenged the failure to provide balance sheet numbers when earnings were released.[8] - "We caught a little flak in the early 1990s from people who, I guess, thought we were pulling a fast one," NAME_1's chief accounting officer, NAME_7, said in an interview in August.[9] - 9 A. NAME_1 was working very, very closely with 10 McDonald throughout this period and I'm pretty 11 sure that NAME_8 exchanged a lot of 12 information with Mr. NAME_9 and Mr. NAME_10.[10] - Didn't figure there would be much within NAME_1.[11] - NAME_1'S ACCOUNTING: 10 YEARS IN ONE[12] - NAME_1 had accounting employees there helping get data that they were frustrated about.[13] - "Nobody in NAME_1 will talk about it," he said.[14] - FYI-NAME_1's VP of Corporate Finance (NAME_11) is in my class and he is very funny.[15] - Three days later, NAME_12 sends a memo to "the files" outlining his Oct. 14 discussion with NAME_1 Chief Accounting Officer NAME_13.[16] - Many admitted they were unsure how NAME_1 made its money.[17] - "NAME_14 complained mightily to (then-CEO NAME_15 NAME_16 and all who would listen about the inappropriateness of our transactions with LJM," one of the partnerships that kept hundreds of millions of dollars in debt off NAME_1's books.[18] - I am not here to discuss the specifics pertaining to NAME_1.[19] - What Was Going On  Make sure to only use capital letters in your entire response.
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