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606:"N.J. lawyer held U. of C. degree -- ALAN V. LOWENSTEIN 1913-2007"
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507:"INSIDE THE NEWS; Ebbers May Testify. But Should He?"
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608:. Chicago Sun-Times. May 10, 2007. Archived from
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360:, former New Jersey Attorney General (2016-2018)
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