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        "uri": "/2013/12/26/ppaca-cancellation-reversal-earns-mixed-response/",
        "title": "PPACA cancellation reversal earns mixed response",
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        "prettyDate": "December 26, 2013",
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        "summary": "A month after President Barack Obama announced people could keep insurance policies slated for cancellation, the reversal has gotten a mixed response from just about everyone.",
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        "uri": "/2013/11/26/north-carolina-oks-higher-rates-to-keep-blue-cross/",
        "title": "North Carolina OKs higher rates to keep Blue Cross policies",
        "byline": "Emery P. Dalesio",
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        "prettyDate": "November 26, 2013",
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        "summary": "North Carolina's largest health insurer will be allowed to raise premiums by between 16 percent and 24 percent on policies that would have been canceled for failing to meet minimum requirements required by the federal overhaul law, the state's insurance commissioner said Tuesday.",
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        "uri": "/2013/10/14/brokers-busy-in-wake-of-exchange-launch/",
        "title": "Brokers busy in wake of exchange launch",
        "byline": "Emery P. Dalesio",
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        "prettyDate": "October 14, 2013",
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        "summary": "This month's glitch-filled rollout of the health insurance marketplaces created by federal law is a business opportunity for brokers and agents, but regulators warn it also opened the door for those who would seek to line their pockets by misleading consumers.",
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        "uri": "/2013/08/12/blue-cross-reaches-out-over-ppaca/",
        "title": "Blue Cross reaches out over PPACA",
        "byline": "Emery P. Dalesio",
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        "prettyDate": "August 12, 2013",
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        "summary": "Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina is opening half a dozen strip mall offices statewide to educate and enroll consumers shopping for coverage.",
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        "uri": "/2013/06/28/north-carolina-drops-federal-jobless-funds/",
        "title": "North Carolina drops federal jobless funds",
        "byline": "Emery P. Dalesio",
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        "prettyDate": "June 28, 2013",
        "timeToRead": "6 minute",
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        "summary": "With changes to its unemployment law taking effect this weekend, North Carolina not only is cutting benefits for those who file new claims, it will become the first state disqualified from a federal compensation program for the long-term jobless.",
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        "uri": "/2013/04/17/north-carolina-official-argues-against-metlife-tax/",
        "title": "North Carolina official argues against MetLife tax breaks",
        "byline": "Emery P. Dalesio",
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        "prettyDate": "April 17, 2013",
        "timeToRead": "4 minute",
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        "summary": "North Carolina business recruiters say a historically outsized package of about $100 million in state and local incentives to get MetLife Inc. to move 2,600 jobs from other states to North Carolina could stall benefits to other companies or force lawmakers to loosen up the rules.",
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        "uri": "/2013/01/30/n-carolina-lawmakers-want-to-block-medicaid-expans/",
        "title": "N. Carolina lawmakers want to block Medicaid expansion",
        "byline": "Emery P. Dalesio",
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        "prettyDate": "January 30, 2013",
        "timeToRead": "4 minute",
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        "summary": "Republicans in control of North Carolina's General Assembly introduced legislation Wednesday that would block the expansion of Medicaid under the health care overhaul and leave it to the federal government to build the state's online marketplace for health insurance.",
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        "uri": "/2012/11/16/north-carolina-to-build-state-federal-online-insur/",
        "title": "North Carolina to build state-federal online insurance market",
        "byline": "Emery P. Dalesio",
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        "prettyDate": "November 16, 2012",
        "timeToRead": "3 minute",
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        "summary": "North Carolina and the federal government will jointly run a new one-stop shop to help people buy affordable health insurance, Gov. Beverly Perdue said Thursday.",
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        "uri": "/2012/06/04/north-carolina-lawmakers-to-ok-move-on-jobless-ben/",
        "title": "North Carolina lawmakers to OK move on jobless benefits",
        "byline": "Emery P. Dalesio",
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        "prettyDate": "June 04, 2012",
        "timeToRead": "3 minute",
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        "summary": "North Carolina's Republican-led Legislature plans to revisit last year's bitter stalemate with Democratic Gov. Beverly Perdue that led to more than 47,000 unemployed people being cut off from jobless benefits for months.",
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        "uri": "/2012/02/17/feds-ok-north-carolina-insurer-caps/",
        "title": "Feds OK North Carolina insurer caps",
        "byline": "Emery P. Dalesio",
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        "prettyDate": "February 17, 2012",
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        "summary": "Federal regulators on Thursday allowed North Carolina insurers a one-year delay in meeting a benchmark requiring that more of each premium dollar to go toward medical services and less toward overhead and bonuses.",
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