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U.S. President Donald Trump speaks to reporters on the South Lawn of the White House before boarding Marine One on January 12, 2021 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
NEW JERSEY – President Trump has pardoned several New Jersey figures who were convicted in some of the state s most high-profile crimes over the past decade.
Trump granted pardons to 73 people and commuted the sentences of an additional 70 on his last day of office, granting freedom to former political power brokers in the state as well as a New Jersey man who is a friend of the president s son-in-law, according to NJ Advance Media, which broke the story.
TOMS RIVER, N.J. – Jack Ciattarelli is the clear frontrunner for the GOP gubernatorial nomination after last week’s surprise decision by Doug Steinhardt to leave the race.
The biggest prize in the county endorsement phase is vote-rich and red Ocean County, and Ciattarelli will compete at the upcoming screening committee gauntlet scheduled for Saturday, February 6th against four other nominees: Ocean County Commissioner Joseph “Joe” Vicari, perennial candidate Hirsh Singh, former Somerset Freeholder Brian Levine, and Facebook activist Joey Rullo.
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Levine, Singh and Rullo aren’t considered serious contenders for any of the county lines to be awarded over the next several weeks.
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SOTA Imaging Launches Clio Prime Digital X-Ray Sensor PR.com
2020-12-21
Orange, CA, December 21, 2020 (PR.com) SOTA Imaging announces the debut of the Clio Prime Digital X-Ray Sensor - the culmination of decades of digital x-ray sensor innovation - featuring EveryShot X-Ray Capture technology for superior image quality, a new capsule design for extra durability and easy x-ray positioning and built-in integration capabilities for a smooth workflow.
The Clio Prime sensor captures 16,384 shades of gray in every image. The sensor’s new EveryShot X-Ray Capture technology ensures that each one of those shades of gray is used to provide excellent contrast across a wide range of exposure levels, meaning dentists can reduce the need for retakes and provide a confident diagnosis, even with low-power portable x-ray tubes.