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File- In this May 10, 2011 file photo, a fieldworker snips onion bulbs on a Vidalia onion farm in Lyons, Ga. Delbert Bland, who grows Vidalia onions on about 3,000 acres in southeast Georgia, won the first round of a court battle with Commissioner Gary Black when a Fulton County judge ruled March 19, 2014, the commissioner overstepped his authority by ordering that no Vidalia onions could be packed for shipping before April 21. Black is telling growers he still plans to enforce the restriction while the state appeals. (AP Photo/David Goldman, File)
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Ga. judge won’t stop new Vidalia onion rule

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Defense contractor agrees to $1.1M settlement
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Defense contractor agrees to $1.1M settlement

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Obama cuts sentence with typo, plans more clemency
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Obama cuts sentence with typo, plans more clemency

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More charges in auto parts price-fixing probe
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More charges in auto parts price-fixing probe

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Nonprofit groups allowed to join Kauai law defense
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Nonprofit groups allowed to join Kauai law defense

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Judge blocks Massachusetts ban on painkiller
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Judge blocks Massachusetts ban on painkiller

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Bills will strengthen prison guard investigations

Bills will strengthen prison guard investigations

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Tobacco cos. make payments under state settlement
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Tobacco cos. make payments under state settlement

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Man who disrupted Supreme Court gets time served
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Man who disrupted Supreme Court gets time served

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ND workers’ comp sues over failed computer project
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ND workers’ comp sues over failed computer project

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