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The Philadelphia District Attorney's Office will receive $4 million more in funding than initially proposed by Mayor Michael A. Nutter, while court funding will stay at Nutter's proposed level of $99
The Philadelphia District Attorney's Office will receive $4 million more in funding than initially proposed by Mayor Michael A. Nutter, while court funding will stay at Nutter's proposed level of $99
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