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Sam Dean

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Formerly @latimes, now writing a book on defense tech (also co-founder and writer/editor at @gourmet_tweets)
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Letter: Reinstate bus fares

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By Sam Dean Verified
| Arizona Daily Star Verified
The city recently raised our utility taxes on our electric, water, and natural gas bills. I strongly agree with councilwoman Nikki Lee who voted against tax increases because she said the city could raise more money by reinstating bus fares. Two comprehensive reviews by the Transit Cooperative Research Program — 2012 and 2023 —surveyed dozens of fare-free systems nationwide.
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Inside the Texas Race to Build the Next Great American Weapon

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By Sam Dean Verified
| GQ Verified
This story was featured in The Must Read, a newsletter in which our editors recommend one can’t-miss story every weekday. Sign up here to get it in your inbox. Somewhere northwest of Austin, on a rise overlooking 1,300 acres of live oak turned lush green after weeks of unseasonal rain, a belt-fed M240 machine gun started barking bullets into the blue Texas sky.
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The Emirates must be revamped to secure Arsenal’s future

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By Sam Dean Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Arsène Wenger was Arsenal manager when the club moved from Highbury to the Emirates - Getty Images/Stuart MacFarlane Eighteen years ago, after the first full season at the Emirates Stadium had been completed, there was a sense of considerable triumph in the corridors of power at Arsenal. The sparkling new arena had been built on time and on budget, and the club were finally able to enjoy the financial rewards of their relocation from Highbury.
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