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...criminal charges six years ago, but their civil suit against the City of Durham lives on—now the centerpiece of a petition in the...
...task force of the State Bar of...recommended that new attorneys be...attorneys. New York was the...Some, including University of California...
...TO PENN STATE SANCTIONS IS...the state of Pennsylvania challenging...Pennsylvania State University's football...of the New York-based hedge...
...Joseph Zimmerman, a political scientist at the University at Albany, State University of New York, who authored a book on the court's original jurisdiction...
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...serious leak of classified documents...George Washington University School of...from upstate New York, is an...
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