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How Va. governor candidates would work with the opposite party if elected and more headlines
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Virginia Mercury
• “Both candidates for governor have legislative records.
What do those tell us about whether they’d work with the opposite party if elected?” — Cardinal News• “The House Republican risking GOP backlash to save Obamacare subsidies.” — Politico• “Virginia receives record number of applications for nursing home inspector jobs amid race to fill vacancies.” — WTVR• “Collect acorns, nuts to help Virginia Department of Forestry grow species in its tree nurseries.” — WRIC• “Virginia Tech needs a head coach.
How realistic is Michael Vick or Shane Beamer?” — New York Times
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