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The trail of alleged victims runs back to his teen years. So does the line of judges who somehow saw fit, time and again, to give him one more chance.
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Public records reveal accounts that Remy terrorized five different girlfriends, and that courts repeatedly let him off with little more than probation.
Yvonne Abraham
Jared Remy and the cycle of violenceJared Remy wasn’t worthy of one chance, let alone the countless breaks his victims, parents and judges gave him.
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The 12th-seeded Crimson fell from the tournament in the third round with Saturday’s loss to the Spartans.
The Republican gubernatorial candidate’s win at Saturday’s convention was narrow enough that intraparty friction seems likely.
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In summer, the Norwegian capital basks in about 21 hours of sunlight daily and residents seem to enjoy every one.
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