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• U.S. Forecasters Predict Near Average 2019 Atlantic Hurricane Season
• Judge Appoints Ken Feinberg Mediator for Bayer Roundup Settlement Talks
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• Johnson & Johnson Loses $25 Million Talc Verdict in New York
• McDonald’s Revamps Its Harassment Policy
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• Another Storm Takes Aim at Southern Great Plains
• Pilots Ratchet Up Pressure on EU Regulator to Be Tough on Boeing
• Calif. Appellate Court Affirms $1 Million Bad Faith Judgment Against Geico
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• Jury to Decide if Carrier Risked Trial Because it had Nothing Left to Lose
• Violent Weather Kills 3 in Missouri, Floods Rivers in Oklahoma
• Boeing Max Crisis Ruins Credibility of the FAA
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• Risks, Rewards Accompany Faster Cleanup of Closed Nuclear Reactors