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Nigeria: Under Lawan, Nigeria's Senate Continues Norm of 'Delaying, Abandoning' Crucial Reports
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Bail reform on the verge of passing - DefenderNetwork.com
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Mother of slain Portland businesswoman denies that her daughter wanted to buy gun
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