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2 weeks ago | 
subscriber.politicopro.com | Miranda Willson |Heather Richards |Nico Portuondo |Michael Doyle
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2 weeks ago | 
subscriber.politicopro.com | Scott Streater |Heather Richards
The search supports the following Boolean operators:AND, OR, NOT must be capitalized. Search otherwise ignores capitalization for keywords. Use "" quotation marks to search for a phrase. Phrase search matches all words in that order with nothing in between. Search will capture keywords in plural form (e.g. Liability can pull both liability and liabilities), including within phrase search. Parentheses () can be used with the operators above.
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1 month ago | 
subscriber.politicopro.com | Robin Bravender |Hannah Northey |Heather Richards
The search supports the following Boolean operators:AND, OR, NOT must be capitalized. Search otherwise ignores capitalization for keywords. Use "" quotation marks to search for a phrase. Phrase search matches all words in that order with nothing in between. Search will capture keywords in plural form (e.g. Liability can pull both liability and liabilities), including within phrase search. Parentheses () can be used with the operators above.
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2 months ago | 
subscriber.politicopro.com | Kevin Bogardus |Heather Richards |Hannah Northey |Scott Streater
The search supports the following Boolean operators:AND, OR, NOT must be capitalized. Search otherwise ignores capitalization for keywords. Use "" quotation marks to search for a phrase. Phrase search matches all words in that order with nothing in between. Search will capture keywords in plural form (e.g. Liability can pull both liability and liabilities), including within phrase search. Parentheses () can be used with the operators above.
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Jan 15, 2025 | 
subscriber.politicopro.com | Heather Richards |Timothy Cama
The search supports the following Boolean operators:AND, OR, NOT must be capitalized. Search otherwise ignores capitalization for keywords. Use "" quotation marks to search for a phrase. Phrase search matches all words in that order with nothing in between. Search will capture keywords in plural form (e.g. Liability can pull both liability and liabilities), including within phrase search. Parentheses () can be used with the operators above.
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Dec 20, 2024 | 
subscriber.politicopro.com | Jennifer Yachnin |Heather Richards |Kevin Bogardus |Hannah Northey
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Dec 18, 2024 | 
subscriber.politicopro.com | Robin Bravender |Heather Richards |Jennifer Yachnin
The search supports the following Boolean operators:AND, OR, NOT must be capitalized. Search otherwise ignores capitalization for keywords. Use "" quotation marks to search for a phrase. Phrase search matches all words in that order with nothing in between. Search will capture keywords in plural form (e.g. Liability can pull both liability and liabilities), including within phrase search. Parentheses () can be used with the operators above.
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Dec 18, 2024 | 
subscriber.politicopro.com | Heather Richards
The search supports the following Boolean operators:AND, OR, NOT must be capitalized. Search otherwise ignores capitalization for keywords. Use "" quotation marks to search for a phrase. Phrase search matches all words in that order with nothing in between. Search will capture keywords in plural form (e.g. Liability can pull both liability and liabilities), including within phrase search. Parentheses () can be used with the operators above.
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Mar 27, 2024 | 
subscriber.politicopro.com | Heather Richards
The search supports the following Boolean operators:AND, OR, NOT must be capitalized. Search will capture keyword in plural form within quotes (e.g., Liability can pull both ‘liability’ and ‘liabilities’). Use “” quotation marks to search for exact phrase. Parentheses () can be used with the operators above. Proximity searching requires a specific syntax: Phrases must be in quotes and cannot appear between words within quotes.
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Mar 21, 2024 | 
subscriber.politicopro.com | Heather Richards
The search supports the following Boolean operators:AND, OR, NOT must be capitalized. Search will capture keyword in plural form within quotes (e.g., Liability can pull both ‘liability’ and ‘liabilities’). Use “” quotation marks to search for exact phrase. Parentheses () can be used with the operators above. Proximity searching requires a specific syntax: Phrases must be in quotes and cannot appear between words within quotes.
