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But whether USC will have a clean bill of health by then remains to be seen.

Three years later, after scrutinizing 200 contracts worth roughly $1.7 billion, representatives of the two firms said their findings were a “mixed bag,” and they could not give the county government “a clean bill of health.”

Ribuffo, who suffered bruises and swelling on his head from the attack, said he was given a clean bill of health and credited his calm reaction and control of the situation to his study of martial arts.

“Meanwhile, Republican politicians who hold supermajorities in both chambers at the statehouse must put politics aside and pass a clean bill to put Joe Biden on the ballot,” she continued.

She steadily improved and within a year got a clean bill of health.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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