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        "uri": "/2012/05/31/franken-urges-encrypted-laptops-with-medical-info/",
        "title": "Franken urges encrypted laptops with medical info",
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        "prettyDate": "May 31, 2012",
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        "summary": "U.S. Sen. Al Franken said Wednesday he plans to pursue legislation or federal regulations requiring encryption of all laptops containing private medical information, after presiding over a hearing on aggressive debt collection practices in several Minnesota hospitals.",
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        "uri": "/2011/08/18/shutdown-over-minn-gov-do-what-i-can-on-jobs/",
        "title": "Shutdown over, Minn. Gov: 'do what I can' on jobs",
        "byline": "Martiga Lohn",
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        "prettyDate": "August 18, 2011",
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        "summary": "Gov. Mark Dayton is turning his focus to employment, hoping to build a legacy as Minnesota's jobs governor and get beyond the state government shutdown that put 22,000 state employees out of work for nearly three weeks.",
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        "uri": "/2011/07/20/minn-governor-signs-budget-ends-state-shutdown/",
        "title": "Minn. governor signs budget, ends state shutdown",
        "byline": "Martiga Lohn",
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        "prettyDate": "July 20, 2011",
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        "summary": "Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton signed a new budget Wednesday, ending the nation's longest state government shutdown in the past decade.",
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        "uri": "/2011/07/06/added-pain-in-minn-shutdown-it-costs-millions/",
        "title": "Added pain in Minn. shutdown: It costs millions",
        "byline": "Martiga Lohn",
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        "prettyDate": "July 06, 2011",
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        "summary": "Turning off the lights on Minnesota's state government isn't a money-saver. In fact, the state's six-day-old shutdown over state spending is costing it millions of dollars — a toll that will only rise the longer it lasts.",
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        "uri": "/2011/06/28/minnesota-talks-turn-to-health-care/",
        "title": "Minnesota talks turn to health care",
        "byline": "Martiga Lohn",
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        "prettyDate": "June 28, 2011",
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        "summary": "With little time to spare before a state government shutdown, Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton and top Republican lawmakers turned Tuesday to one of the most disputed areas of the unfinished state budget — health and welfare programs.",
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