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Report: Company tied to COVID test provider that WV paid $40M billed insurance at questionably high level - Vimarsana News

Report: Company tied to COVID test provider that WV paid $40M billed insurance at questionably high level

A federal watchdog agency found a COVID test provider that state officials paid over $40 million billed insurance at a "questionably high" level.

Report: Company tied to COVID test provider WV paid $40M billed insurance at 'questionably high' level - Vimarsana News

Report: Company tied to COVID test provider WV paid $40M billed insurance at 'questionably high' level

A federal watchdog agency found a COVID test provider that state officials paid over $40 million billed insurance at a "questionably high" level.

CAA TV Lit Agent Christopher Licata Joins 42 As Manager - Vimarsana News

CAA TV Lit Agent Christopher Licata Joins 42 As Manager

EXCLUSIVE: Television literary agent Christopher Licata has left CAA -- and agenting. He has joined Los Angeles and London-based management and production company 42 (The Silent Twins, The Flatshare) as a manager.

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CAA TV Lit Agent Christopher Licata Joins 42 As Manager

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"We'll Have to Close the Doors": DC Cannabis Gifting Services Say New Legislation Would Obliterate Recreational Sales - Vimarsana News

"We'll Have to Close the Doors": DC Cannabis Gifting Services Say New Legislation Would Obliterate Recreational Sales

Update: 4:35 PM: The bill failed. The original post follows. DC's cannabis "gifting" services are a symptom of the city's second-class status in the US--its residents voted in 2014 to legalize marijuana, but Congress's continuing ban on legal recreational sales in the District essentially created a gray market where recreational users must purchase items and