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      <news:title>Chris Brown’s $9.5 Million “Settlement” Is Not a Settlement: A Judge Cut the Jury’s $12.9 Million Dog-Attack Award, His Former Housekeeper Took the Lower Figure to Avoid a New Trial — and It Is Still About 116 Times the Average California Dog-Bite Claim</news:title>
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      <news:title>Labcorp’s Web-Tracking Settlement Pays Class Members $0 — There Is No Claim Form and No Way to Opt Out, While the Class Lawyers May Ask Labcorp for Up to $4.875 Million</news:title>
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      <news:title>Rivian Recall Check: The First Recall Limited to the New R2 Covers 14 Vehicles, the Rearview-Camera Recall Covers 98,828 — and NHTSA Says Their VINs Become Searchable Only on November 9 and November 28</news:title>
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