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A decision by judges at the Court of Appeal has blown open an ongoing saga into hidden commission payments, with buyers possibly in line for payouts totalling billions of pounds.

From BBC

As Portland teens, families and young couples out at the ScareGrounds at Oaks Park on a Saturday night stood in line for three terrifying haunted houses — the medieval-themed Forbidden Fortress, a Silver Scream where cinematic horror-film killers were unleashed once more, and a modern-day monster hunt in Slayers — RCV activists were there trying to ensure there wouldn’t be anything scary about the new voting procedure.

From Salon

Teoscar Hernández should be in line for a big payday after his 33-homer campaign, and a robust market might test how far the Dodgers are willing to go to keep him.

Nationwide, more than 78 million people nationwide have voted early, with many standing in line for hours to cast their ballots in a presidential race that, polls have shown, is a dead heat.

Outfielder Teoscar Hernández will be back on the market, and in line for a big pay raise, after taking a one-year, $23.5-million deal from the Dodgers last winter and posting an All-Star season, including 33 home runs, 99 RBIs and a .272 batting average.

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