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Editor for Bloomberg Intelligence. Dogs and cats rule, chickens are zen. Opinions are my own.
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CONCORD, N.H. - Police officers and outlaw biker gangs often stand on common ground. Both attract the young and adventurous

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By Rik Stevens
| Daily Hampshire Gazette Verified
CONCORD, N.H. — Police officers and outlaw biker gangs often stand on common ground. Both attract the young and adventurous who value order, discipline and brotherhood. And on weekends tens of thousands of cops routinely trade their cruisers and badges for choppers and club colors. The bond doesn’t mean a free pass for criminal motorcycle gangs, but even some within law enforcement worry that too many officers believe bikers are just misunderstood Robin Hoods.
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LIVE BLOG: Latest on the #AppleEvent Product Launch

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By Anny Kuo, Nico Grant, Mark Gurman Verified, Rik Stevens
| Bloomberg News Verified
Live Blog Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg Wed Sep 12 2018 17:00:00 GMT+0000 (UTC) Key Points Apple About to Ship Its Two-Billionth iOS Mobile Device, Cook Says Apple About to Ship Its Two-Billionth iOS Mobile Device, Cook Says Share on...
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America’s Stonehenge: New Hampshire rocks history or hoax?

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By Washington standards, Rik Stevens
| NewBostonPost Verified
SALEM, N.H. (AP) — Using the astronomical chart on a table in the covered tower, visitors aim their gaze along worn arrows to huge, upright stones hundreds of feet away. Beyond each slab of granite, clearings stretch the eye to the horizon on a dazzling day in late summer New Hampshire.
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