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Books-n-Bits – The Douglas County Public Library - Douglas County Herald

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July 03, 2019
Books-n-Bits – The Douglas County Public Library - Douglas County Herald
States Reach $6M Deal With LexisNexis Over Withheld Fees - Law360
Dershowitz: We have to leave it to the cities, voters to decide how to fix problems - Fox News
Our fifth (and final) roundup of John Kennedy quips - NOLA.com
"fbi criticism" - Google News: Protests muted after family of slain teen calls for pause - The Times of Israel

Books-n-Bits – The Douglas County Public Library - Douglas County Herald

Douglas County Herald
Books-n-Bits – The Douglas County Public Library July 3, 2019 We had great fun at the Douglas County Public Library last month when magician Marty Hahne and the Monkeys on Mars Puppet Show stopped by to entertain the kids.
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States Reach $6M Deal With LexisNexis Over Withheld Fees - Law360

Law360
Law360 (July 2, 2019, 7:49 PM EDT) -- LexisNexis Risk Solutions Inc. agreed on Tuesday to pay $5.8 million to resolve a suit in Florida federal court brought by various states and a city alleging that the data and analytics company wrongfully withheld fees from law enforcement agencies when reselling their automobile crash reports.
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Dershowitz: We have to leave it to the cities, voters to decide how to fix problems - Fox News

Fox News
Major cities grapple with homelessness, violence; Fox Nation host David Webb and Harvard law professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz react. This is a rush transcript from "Hannity," July 2, 2019.
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Our fifth (and final) roundup of John Kennedy quips - NOLA.com

NOLA.com
U.S. Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., speaks to reporters on Capitol Hill, in Washington on July 18, 2017. (Photo by Tom Brenner, The New York Times) John Kennedy has had some fun since arriving in Washington as Louisiana's junior U.S.
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"fbi criticism" - Google News: Protests muted after family of slain teen calls for pause - The Times of Israel

FBI from Michael_Novakhov (28 sites)
Ahead of a third day of planned protests over the Sunday shooting death by a cop of 19-year-old Ethiopian-Israeli man Soloman Tekah, Israel’s acting police chief, Commissioner Moti Cohen, sent a message to the police force saying no more violence would be tolerated.
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