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                            [description] => Cmdr. Job Price’s death was ruled a suicide. But irregularities raised suspicions among his loved ones and others. 
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                            [description] => The ban on computer warehouses in Monterey Park won overwhelming approval as the tech industry struggles against pushback across the country.
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                            [description] => The May report blew past estimates of around 80,000 job gains, as the economy shows signs of momentum after a patch of job losses in the fall and winter.
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                            [description] => Americans are still spending money. But concerns about the economy are piling up.
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