…Ohio and Michigan. In February, he wrote an essay for The Detroit News calling the bailout "crony capitalism on a grand scale" because unions benefited and insisting that Detroit would have been better off to refuse federal money. (This ignores…
…the economy would have benefited more than three times as much: Bang for the Buck: $32,307,000.000 Minimum wage increase would give economy a bigger boost $10,413.000,000 Multiplier effect of $26.7 billion in Wall…
…SEC). The Guide is the product ofextensive efforts by experts at DOJ and SEC, and has benefited from valuable input from the Departments ofCommerce and State. It endeavors to provide helpful information to enterprises ofall shapes and sizes— from small…
…Epstein, a college dropout from Coney Island in Brooklyn, also benefited from good timing and a knack for self-promotion, latching onto deep-pocketed clients as their wealth soared and markets surged. People sought out Mr. Epstein because they were…
…Barack Obama had a 52,000-vote advantage in the county, which benefited from the federal government's rescue of the auto industry. Clinton supported the bailout as a senator, and the loans remain a political issue in Michigan even…
…as well as requiring states to embed arts education standards in newly developed methods of measuring teacher and school effectiveness. Members of The Creative Coalition recognize the enormous benefits of a well-rounded education that includes visual arts…
…and when she becomes the party's nominee. And most of the $23.3 million spent directly by the victory fund has gone towards expenses that appear to have directly benefited Clinton's campaign, including $2.8 million for "salary…
…and when she becomes the party’s nominee. And most of the $23.3 million spent directly by the victory fund has gone towards expenses that appear to have directly benefited Clinton’s campaign, including $2.8 million for “salary…
…and when she becomes the party’s nominee. And most of the $23.3 million spent directly by the victory fund has gone towards expenses that appear to have directly benefited Clinton’s campaign, including $2.8 million for “salary…
…and when she becomes the party's nominee. And most of the $23.3 million spent directly by the victory fund has gone towards expenses that appear to have directly benefited Clinton's campaign, including $2.8 million for "salary…
…and when she becomes the party’s nominee. And most of the $23.3 million spent directly by the victory fund has gone towards expenses that appear to have directly benefited Clinton’s campaign, including $2.8 million for “salary…
…and when she becomes the party's nominee. And most of the $23.3 million spent directly by the victory fund has gone towards expenses that appear to have directly benefited Clinton's campaign, including $2.8 million for "salary…
…and when she becomes the party’s nominee. And most of the $23.3 million spent directly by the victory fund has gone towards expenses that appear to have directly benefited Clinton’s campaign, including $2.8 million for “salary…
…and when she becomes the party's nominee. And most of the $23.3 million spent directly by the victory fund has gone towards expenses that appear to have directly benefited Clinton's campaign, including $2.8 million for "salary…
…and when she becomes the party’s nominee. And most of the $23.3 million spent directly by the victory fund has gone towards expenses that appear to have directly benefited Clinton’s campaign, including $2.8 million for “salary…
…and when she becomes the party's nominee. And most of the $23.3 million spent directly by the victory fund has gone towards expenses that appear to have directly benefited Clinton's campaign, including $2.8 million for "salary…
…and when she becomes the party's nominee. And most of the $23.3 million spent directly by the victory fund has gone towards expenses that appear to have directly benefited Clinton's campaign, including $2.8 million for "salary…
…and when she becomes the party’s nominee. And most of the $23.3 million spent directly by the victory fund has gone towards expenses that appear to have directly benefited Clinton’s campaign, including $2.8 million for “salary…
…shed light on the timing of the filing of the CVRA action, the lack of prosecution of the case, how the NPA actually benefited M. up to the point she settled her case with Epstein, her discussions with third parties…
…the NPA, including terms that provided monetary benefits to those identified as its victim- witnesses would risk compromising the credibility of any such victim-witness who would be relied on in the event that the NPA was never finalized, Dkt…
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