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        "uri": "/2008/05/04/will-new-york-feel-same-growing-pains-as-california-on-workers-comp-reform/",
        "title": "Will New York Feel Same Growing Pains As California On Workers' Comp Reform?",
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        "summary": "Thirteen years ago, the largest workers' compensation market in the country--California--set aside its historical rate regulation system for one that favored open competition. That move coincided with",
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