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WE ARE RELIEVED TO HEAR A U.S. COURT HAS RULED THAT TARIFFS AGAINST OUR ISLAND WERE ILLEGAL AND A SPECTACULAR MISUNDERSTANDING OF GEOGRAPHY, BIOLOGY, AND REALITY. FLIPPERS UP UNTIL WE ARE PERMANENTLY SHOWN DUE RESPECT. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER -PM Tuxley II

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See Where Home Insurance Policies Were Dropped in Your State Insurers are retreating from communities across the country that face growing risks from hurricanes, wildfires and other disasters. Here’s how your area compares.

Insurance companies are increasingly dropping homeowners in areas facing climate change risks, including hurricanes, wildfires and other disasters. See where policies aren't getting renewed in your state, here.

Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski: "The approach is gonna be everybody toe the line, everybody line up, we got you here, and if you want to survive, you better be good, don't get on Santa's naughty list here because we will primary you."

"Elizabeth Payne, 28, a medical researcher who lives in East Boston, said she used to sprint to catch a Blue Line train pulling in — knowing it would be a long wait for the next — once tripping and falling on her face so hard she needed a Dunkin’ iced coffee to ease the swelling."

Riders had lost hope in the T. Then came ‘Train Daddy Eng.’ - The Boston Globe Public perception of the transit agency has noticeably shifted as the system has steadily improved, and Phil Eng has become a rather unlikely local celebrity in the process.

One of the most Boston paragraphs ever, from a story by the Globe's Shannon Larson about T general manager Phil Eng, aka the "Train Daddy," about his improvements to the transit line:
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