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Thompson, R-Pa., told reporters last week that farm bill negotiators are going to “be prepared for an extension.”

From Salon

Prisoners should be able choose their jobs — of which there are many in prison — as well as the educational and treatment programs they need to prepare for life after prison.

In 1989, at the age of 21, while preparing for an audition for “The Godfather Part III,” she was shot to death on her doorstep by Robert John Bardo, who had been stalking her.

After a further testing 30 minutes of extra time, Beck, camera in hand, made his way pitchside with his assistant to prepare for the penalty kicks despite neither having official access.

From BBC

With a more detailed picture of what that wind field looks like, disaster authorities can better prepare for storms before they make landfall.

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