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To: Honey_Bee who wrote (181422)	1/17/2020 2:19:00 PM
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OR YOU COULD USE CORN STARCH IN PLACE OF TALCUM POWDER FOR THE SAME EFFECT... BREAKING: CBP Issues Alert for ‘Four Nationals of Iran Possibly Carrying Explosives’ Into California From Mexicohttps://t.co/VLea05klqz — Paul Sperry (@paulsperry_) January 16, 2020 DEVELOPING: Why's IG Horowitz quietly "revising" key findings in his report & posting new iterations of original version on IG website? Why's he not highlighting the effectively secret revisions thru press releases & letters notifying Congress &the public of the post-pub changes? — Paul Sperry (@paulsperry_) January 16, 2020

To: Honey_Bee who wrote (181422)	1/18/2020 12:17:30 AM
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It was about Risperdal, not Talc, and a judge who slashed an award, reported here: Summary Updated Jan. 17, 2020 4:51 pm ET wsj.com A judge reduced the amount of punitive damages Johnson & Johnson must pay in a lawsuit over its antipsychotic Risperdal to $6.8 million from the $8 billion awarded by a jury in October. From the article The decision stems from a jury’s decision to award $8 billion in such damages to a Maryland man who said his use of Risperdal as a child caused enlarged breasts and said J&J failed to properly warn of this risk. J&J had asked for the amount of punitive damages to be reduced, arguing they were excessive and disproportionate to the $680,000 in compensatory damages awarded to the man, Nicholas Murray, in the case. Judge Kenneth Powell of the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas entered his order reducing the amount in the court docket Friday.