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Can the ministry that shaped Japan s economy rediscover its influence?

Japan’s Ministry for Economy, Trade and Industry was on a high. It was June 2018 and Meti, as it is more commonly known, had just forced through the $18bn

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Connecticut has about $4 8 billion socked away Here s why its debt remains so high

And as November’s state-wide elections near, the battle to frame the state’s financial outlook as the best of times or the worst of times is only expected to intensify.

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After poor start, CT anti-racial profiling effort is making progress

The General Assembly passed an anti-profiling law named for the late Bridgeport State Senator Alvin W. Penn, who championed the issue, in 1999.

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Does Nature Have Rights? A Burgeoning Legal Movement Says Rivers, Forests and Wildlife Have Standing, Too

Does Nature Have Rights? A Burgeoning Legal Movement Says Rivers, Forests and Wildlife Have Standing, Too
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A surprising number of Australian students are cheating on their courses

Four times as many Australian university students use commercial cheating services than previously thought, a new survey has discovered.

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