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It's a bad line <a href=" http://www.theges.com/?page=government-cash ">Cash Clip</a> Defense attorney J.W. Carney told reporters afterward that his client was pleased by the outcome, and noted that Bulger had avoided the death penalty. That would have been a possibility if he had been tried on state charges in Oklahoma or Florida, where two of the murders were committed.
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