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The U.S. could probably beat that, but I haven't done the math.
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We can officially agree on nothing.
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Did this injury "arise out of the use of the owned auto"? That remains to be seen.
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Given the limits on ordering specific performance, the compensation is more likely.
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Or at least he regrets not knowing how to blur out the background.
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"This has been a nightmare for me," said the supervisor responsible for the database.
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It's a lot, it's just not the biggest ever.
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I don't think the court has the power to grant this one, even if it wanted to.
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In which an opening paragraph is compared to a hagfish.
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Killing even one customer is likely to get you fired. Kill four, no severance payment.
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