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        "uri": "/2020/08/07/with-economy-tanking-more-people-seeking-unclaimed-cash-412-102224/",
        "title": "With economy tanking, more people seeking unclaimed cash",
        "byline": "Brendan Farrington",
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        "prettyDate": "August 07, 2020",
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        "summary": "\"Just during the COVID-19 pandemic time, we've pushed out almost $124 million,\" says Florida Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis.",
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        "uri": "/2013/05/21/did-you-just-win-590-million/",
        "title": "Did you just win $590 million?",
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        "prettyDate": "May 21, 2013",
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        "summary": "So you have a lottery ticket worth $590.5 million. Now what?",
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        "uri": "/2011/07/13/fla-gov-scott-keeps-promises-loses-popularity/",
        "title": "Fla. Gov. Scott keeps promises, loses popularity",
        "byline": "Brendan Farrington",
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        "prettyDate": "July 13, 2011",
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        "summary": "In office just six months, Gov. Rick Scott has kept his campaign promises and then some: cutting corporate taxes, reducing the size of government, drug testing welfare recipients, making government workers pay into their pensions, and privatizing Medicaid.",
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        "title": "Florida governor dubs first session a success",
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        "prettyDate": "May 09, 2011",
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        "summary": "Republican Gov. Rick Scott is calling his first legislative session a success, pointing at tax cuts, changes to the Medicaid program, education bills, a measure requiring state employees to pay into their pensions and more as victories that will make Florida more attractive for businesses.",
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        "uri": "/2011/05/04/florida-minimum-wage-gets-6-cent-bump/",
        "title": "Florida minimum wage gets 6-cent bump",
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        "prettyDate": "May 04, 2011",
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        "summary": "Florida's minimum wage will increase by 6 cents an hour to $7.31 on June 1 after a judge agreed the state's employment agency was miscalculating the rate.",
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