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But like the House Jan. 6 Committee and 60 other courts, the judges serving on the Review Department of the California State Bar Court would have none of it.

Fascinating as some of these fun facts were, the wins on the TV side were mostly predictable and, as Glaser remarked, are there to “hold space” – they have none of the impact on Emmys that the Globes have on the Oscars.

He said that years later, his father had told him they had offered to adopt the baby, but my mother would have none of it.

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Traditional bankers as well as consumer advocates have long criticized the fintech business model, where these companies appear to be banks but have none of the protections of banks due to customer funds being stored elsewhere.