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A Frustrating Loss in Minnesota Original

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By Deborah Williams
| Covering the Corner Verified
Joey Cantillo was facing off against the Minnesota Twins offense and, briefly, the Cleveland Guardians defense in his start today. Cantillo went 5.0 innings, giving up two unearned runs on six hits and three walks. Joey struck out seven. After getting through the bottom of the second only allowing a single and a walk, Joey faced the 6-7-8 hitters to start the bottom of the second. A fielding error, fielders choice, and a single loaded the bases before the Guards could record an out.
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Series Split in Cleveland Original

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By Deborah Williams
| Covering the Corner Verified
Three games down in what has shaped up to be a very exciting series against the Chicago White Sox, the Cleveland Guardians took the field behind Tanner Bibee in search of a series victory. Bibee wasn’t able to go as long as he, Vogt, and the bullpen would have preferred. After a rain delay set the start time back about 30 minutes, the warning track was not draining properly and forced another delay.
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Bosch And The Foreign Direct Product Rule: Lessons For Companies Manufacturing Using U.S. Technology From Bosch’s BIS Settlement And DOJ Declination

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By Deborah Williams, Aaron Loving
| Mondaq
Robert Bosch GmbH’s resolutions with BIS and DOJ is both a cautionary tale about how inadequate compliance with the Foreign Direct Product Rule pulled a German company into the crosshairs of U.S. export-control enforcement and a noteworthy example of how voluntary self-disclosure, cooperation and remediation can mitigate the worst consequences of a compliance failure and avoid criminal prosecution.
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