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Rick Ungar

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Host of the nationally syndicated radio program, "The Rick Ungar Show", Editor In Chief of The Daily Centrist, Stevie, Jay and Cruise's grandpa.
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Biker Mice from Mars (serie, 1993–1996)

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By Rick Ungar Verified
| filmvandaag.nl
Bijdragen aan FilmVandaag Vind je het leuk om bij te dragen aan hét film- en serieplatform van Nederland? Wij zijn op zoek naar betrokken film- en seriekijkers die samen met ons FilmVandaag nog leuker en completer willen maken. Neem contact met ons op voor extra gebruikersfuncties om films en series te kunnen updaten en toe te kunnen voegen!
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Notebook Reveals Bin Laden Was Still Active In Planning Terror Attacks

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By Rick Ungar Verified
| Forbes Verified
The New York Times, citing undisclosed U.S. officials, is reporting that an initial review of documents captured from Bin Laden’s Pakistani compound reveals that the Al Qaeda leader was more involved with new terror plans than what had been previously believed. A handwritten notebook, dated February, 2010, lays out various plans to attack American railroads with an objective to derail and destroy a train while traveling over a bridge.
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Physician Organizations Voluntarily Heal Themselves To Save Healthcare Dollars

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By Rick Ungar Verified
| Forbes Verified
Health Care economists have long pegged unnecessary medical tests and hospitalizations as one of the key drivers of the nation’s healthcare cost—some estimating the costs as high as a full one-third of the $2 trillion we spend on annual medical expenditures. Depending on whom you ask, this type of testing is the result of doctors looking to make a few extra bucks or acting in their own self-defense, or both.
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