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That Margazhi is moving forward out of Chennai to other cities, shows our country united. It signifies people are open to any ...

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An excerpt from Friday's long decision in State v. Brown, written by Ohio Court of Appeals Judge Pierre Bergeron, joined by Judge Jennifer Kinsley: In ...