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A 23-year veteran of Customs and Border Protection, Lairmore testified that he could feel the impact of the sandwich through his ballistic vest.

Bonds later testified that he had been administered steroids unwittingly by Anderson, believing they had been flaxseed oil and a rubbing balm.

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His announcement came the same day that Maribel Vilaplana, the journalist with who he had lunch on the day of the floods, testified before a judge who is investigating possible negligence.

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From the outside, it looks less about luck and more about his deep understanding of human emotion, as his performances testify.

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“Simplifying and Modernizing the Disability Adjudication Process” is how Mark Warshawsky headlined his written remarks when he testified in 2023 before a congressional subcommittee examining the issue.

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