AP Wire
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The Bills are following the the NFL's lead in allowing Miller to play because no charges have been filed.
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The bill wouldn't immediately apply to restaurants currently operating — meaning the impact on existing Chick-fil-A locations would be limited.
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The investigation by the NY AG found that SiriusXM forced subscribers to wait in an automated system before often lengthy interactions with agents who were trained in ways to avoid accepting a request to cancel service.
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Buffalo gained ground in the AFC playoff race, moving one game ahead of Denver and Pittsburgh.
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Jakubonis' attorney said his client "is not the same person" 17 months after the incident and has benefitted from counseling.
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The flight instructor's "inadequate monitoring of the flight" also contributed to the crash, the NTSB said.
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New York is the second state after Colorado to enact such a law. A similar nationwide measure is being considered by the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Mufid Fawaz Alkhader, 28, was charged Monday with conspiracy to make a false statement during the purchase of a firearm after the incident in Albany last Thursday.
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The Bills kicked a go-ahead field goal with 1:54 to go and, thanks to a crucial penalty on Chiefs wide receiver Kadarius Toney, Buffalo held on to beat Kansas City 20-17 on Sunday.
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But in a 261-page decision, a three-judge panel of the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of appeals also blocked some aspects of New York's new gun rules, including a ban on people bringing firearms into houses of worship.