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ith Steven Sullivan, Teneo's Chief Financial Officer, who reportedly indicated that the firm had been used as a "pass-through" by Clinton associate Doug Band to compensate the former president. According to the article, Band, a longtime Clinton aide and co-founder of the Clinton Global Initiative, led Ten

dicated that the firm had been used as a "pass-through" by Clinton associate Doug Band to compensate the former president. According to the article, Band, a longtime Clinton aide and co-founder of the Clinton Global Initiative, led Teneo, a company with deep ties to both Bill and Hillary Clinton. The

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ve more than tripled since 2013 in New Hampshire as well. In Massachusetts, opioid deaths rose 20 percent in 2014, and are up 63 percent over 2012, The Boston Globe reported, while Maine has seen heroin-related deaths surge as well. In Vermont, Gov. Peter Shumlin declared the state to be in a "full-blown heroin

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g American workers first, and that's exactly what he has done again this week." Massachusetts Lawmakers Ask ICE For Details Of Stopping Black Man. The Boston Globe (10/8, 972K) reports, "Members of the Massachusetts congressional delegation pressed the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency on Thursday to e

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g American workers first, and that's exactly what he has done again this week." Massachusetts Lawmakers Ask ICE For Details Of Stopping Black Man. The Boston Globe <https://www.bostonglobe.com/2020/10/08/metro/lawmakers-press-ice-officials-details-stop- black-man-west-roxbury/> (10/8, 972K) reports, "Members of

yed his first professional gig with a local polka band. Nelson later joined Bud Fletcher and the Texans

e in droves, they left behind a shrunken tax base and an enervated local economy. "All the middle-class people moved out," Mike Tsamouras, 74, told The Boston Globe in 2010. "We lost a lot of people." Between 1970 and 1980, the city's population dropped from 906,000 to 787,000. By 2010, Census data showed there

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olding them firmly in place," and that there are women beyond the 19 who "have alleged other inappropriate behavior of a sexual nature from Trump." The Boston Globe (10/21, 972K) has a piece on Trump's "habit of bashing women who challenge him." Pelosi: Trump's Chinese Bank Account Is A "National Security Issue

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g American workers first, and that's exactly what he has done again this week." Massachusetts Lawmakers Ask ICE For Details Of Stopping Black Man. The Boston Globe (10/8, 972K) reports, "Members of the Massachusetts congressional delegation pressed the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency on Thursday to e

od popular with the Hispanic community, offered a band there money to play at an after-party in an apar

vent for an 'after-party' at the South Side apartment, according to the release." "Operation Devil's Highway" Nets 38 Drug Arrests In Massachusetts. The Boston Globe (9/23, Lovato, 972K) reports, "An extensive 10-week operation to combat opioid distribution in the Merrimack Valley resulted in police charging 38

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imes (01/04, Vigdor), and The Hill (01/04, Irwin) also reported on the story. Man Who Allegedly Placed Fake Bomb on Harvard Campus to Plead Guilty The Boston Globe (01/04, Andersen) reported that William Giordani from New Hampshire is set to plead guilty to charges related to planting a fake bomb at Harvard Uni

delivering a father-of-the-bride speech before a band with at least eight members," while "other photog

g American workers first, and that's exactly what he has done again this week." Massachusetts Lawmakers Ask ICE For Details Of Stopping Black Man. The Boston Globe (10/8, 972K) reports, "Members of the Massachusetts congressional delegation pressed the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency on Thursday to e