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Billups—identified in this indictment only as “Co-Conspirator 8”—allegedly told a fellow participant in the Vegas game that the Blazers intended to “tank” a 2023 game against the Chicago Bulls by resting top players.

The prosecution in his latest trial said he "never intended" to complete work and "lied" to "get money out of the customer's bank account and into his".

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He argues the military build-up is a show of strength intended to "strike fear" in the hearts of the Venezuelan military and Maduro's inner circle so that they move against him.

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Though no one was hurt, the incident has raised questions about how officials intended to protect motorists and transit riders.

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Established in 1862 as Freedmen’s Hospital, Howard was the first federally funded hospital intended to provide care for formerly enslaved Black people during the Civil War.

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