The agreement was overwhelmingly ratified by the unit (96% voter participation and ratified with 93% support), which is a sideletter to the existing WDAS collective bargaining agreement.

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Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt star in a lifeless (and supposedly $320 million) adventure set in the aftermath of a war between humans and robots.

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Scream queens and "Freaks" at the 31st James River Film Festival.

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The most effective way permanently to curb public union power in Washington—and restore accountability in the bureaucracy—is for Congress to repeal federal employees’ collective-bargaining rights.