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"… ll remain in the dark and Medicare beneficiaries will be placed at risk.” …"

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Obama admin. disputes senators' contention that Michael Jackson's physician still eligible to bill Medicare

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"… e Obama Administration is disputing claims by two Republican senators that Michael Jackson’s physician mistakenly remained eligible to bill Medicare long after bei …"

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"… lection Day. He says that finale will be “bigger than ‘Thriller,’” Michael Jackson’s zombie film that was released in 1983.“‘Thriller’ was so interru …"

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Texas switches to 1-drug execution due to shortage

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APNewsBreak: Texas switches execution procedure to 1-drug instead of 3 due to shortage

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"… states, such as Missouri, plan to use propofol, the anesthetic blamed for Michael Jackson's death, to do single-drug executions.Death penalty opponents claim single …"