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MoFo advises the mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners in connection with PHM Group’s EUR150 million fungible add-on to its EUR1 billion Term Loan B.

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By Ambarish Dash, John Davitt Verified
| Morrison Foerster
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High-tech tools are ready to stop blackouts as temps rise

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By John Davitt Verified
| Spectrum News NY1 Verified
New York City is seeing soaring temperatures this week that could push the power grid to the brink, but Con Edision workers have been preparing for the last nine months for what they call their Super Bowl. NY1 got a behind-the-scenes tour this week of ConEd’s control center in Manhattan.
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What are the dog days of summer?

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By John Davitt Verified
| Spectrum News 1 Toledo Verified
Summer can be ruff with soaring temperatures that leave us panting for relief. Some people call the worst of the heat "the dog days of summer." Here's the tail of where that phrase comes from. What You Need To Know It originated from the ancient Greeks and Romans The phrase refers to the star Sirius The dog days last from July 3 to Aug.
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