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        "uri": "/2023/06/23/late-session-flurry-of-bills-approved-by-ny-lawmakers-includes-easing-appeals-of-insurance-claims-414-239917/",
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        "summary": "A measure to ease insurance claims for serious personal injury was OK'd over the objections of those who said it would create a \"fourth bite at the apple.\"",
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        "title": "Injured trucker's workers' comp preserved after it was curtailed for 'writing career'",
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        "summary": "The trucker contends he wrote and sold works of fiction as a hobby. His writing career, which started before the injury, earned him around $40 annually.",
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