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Targeting the Immune System in the Treatment of Non-Small-Cell Lung Cancer
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Non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC) remains the most common cause of cancer-related death worldwide. Traditional cytotoxic agents and their attendant toxicities have remained the mainstay of systemic therapy for this disease, until now. With the identification of novel molecular and immune cancer-specific aberrancies, molecular agents and immunotherapies have garnered increasing attention as attractive targets, with the potential for improved outcomes while mitigating systemic toxicities seen with traditional cytotoxic agents. Despite a longstanding interest in immunotherapy for the treatment of NSCLC, results of prior studies of therapeutic vaccines have failed to show durable or convincingly meaningful clinical responses. However, newer trials of therapeutic vaccines and checkpoint inhibitors have yielded more promising results. In particular, the checkpoint inhibitors targeting cytotoxic T-lymphocyte-associated antigen 4 (CTLA-4) and the programmed death-1 (PD-1) pathway have shown meaningful clinical responses with manageable toxicities. Large phase III studies are underway, the results of which have the potential to revolutionize the way in which we care for patients with NSCLC. More studies also are needed to investigate the potentially synergistic effects of traditional and immune-based therapies. Given their unique antineoplastic effects, novel immune-specific clinical endpoints also are actively being investigated.
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- Title
- Targeting the Immune System in the Treatment of Non-Small-Cell Lung Cancer
- Journal
Current Treatment Options in Oncology
Volume 14, Issue 4 , pp 580-594
- Cover Date
- 2013-12-01
- 10.1007/s11864-013-0250-8
- Print ISSN
- 1527-2729
- Online ISSN
- 1534-6277
- Publisher
- Springer US
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Non-small-cell lung cancer
- Immunotherapy
- Therapeutic vaccines
- Checkpoint inhibitors
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Oncology, Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at The Johns Hopkins Hospital, Bunting-Blaustein Cancer Research Building 1, 1650 Orleans St., Room 186, Baltimore, MD, 21287, USA
- 2. Department of Oncology, Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at The Johns Hopkins Hospital, Bunting-Blaustein Cancer Research Building 1, 1650 Orleans St., G94, Baltimore, MD, 21287, USA


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Eden - World Builder Answers for iPhone - iPodHome / iPhone - iPod /
Game Questions & Answers (Q&A) service lets you ask questions about video games for game consoles or PC games. So ask your Eden - World Builder question for iPhone - iPod and get answers from real gamers or answer questions and share your insights and experience with the rest of the gaming community.
- Developer: Kingly Games
- Publisher: Kingly Games
- Genre: Adventure General
- Release Date: Dec 2, 2010
- ESRB: Not Set
Question & Answers
Edge of eden glitch
I saw some glitch on somebodies map where the world just kinda fell off into a cliff and if you fell off, you would just fall back on the top of the screen. anybody know how to so this? thanks
Answer from: Ruka Ruka Ali
I think it has something to do with moving so fast you beat the render. i'm not entirely sure but that's how i think you can do it
Answer from: TjHaza
Well if you make an ice triangle block so it's laying on its side and keep on making them up and up while jumping on top of them you will fall through the floor and end up on top again
Answer from: Computer master
All u do is put triangle blocks on the floor untill you are moving really fast with bouncy blocks.
Answer from: Superdooperman
I accomplished this by building a big ice slide and as i went shooting forward i threw down a bunch of trampoline blocks right before i'd land propelling me forward. then when i went down the ramp a second time to test it, it gave me enough forward momentum that i popped into the back of the ramp area where i started.
Answer from: Rickmaster
What the question means u dull diva is how to do the glitch of falling of the earth rapidly by just jumping off again
Answer from: jonathan
Want to get to the end of eden fast get my "animal launcher load from top" i havent put on the new one but try editing my design
Answer from: Bigboy bill
If ure asking how to fall off the map at the edge, my suggestion is make two ice slides opposite eachother, and build a platform on top of one. Connect both with a small bridge of ice, 2 blocks is best. Then, on the slides, but handrails, and at the top of the one with a platform, block ure progress with a peice of wood. ( u need to be sliding) then push a hard as u can against it, and after a few secs delete it,
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What is an ice slide?
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Rated 2 out of 5 by Mike1970 Poor service and unclean room I dialed guest services and asked for a room change at night due to some strong noises right outside my room. It took 4 calls over a period of 90 minutes before I could talk to someone. And this is only because I made a scene the last time and insisted on speaking to the manager of the hotel. Furthermore, the rooms was unclean. I even tried to motivate the maid to do better by being nice to her and give her tips, but, even then, it remained dirty, especially the bathtub. May 19, 2013
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Scotty Back Home Once again another great vacation meeting staff who are now friends and enjoying Toronto shopping of course, Many thanks to Brian and Blessed for their help, friendship and always taking care of us. Also special mention to Marilyn who was a rock in sorting out our room problem on arrival. She was as she always is very helpful, professional and personable. Too many names to mention but all staff are very helpful and kind to us. May 14, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Stay911 Horrible Experience During my stay last weekend, everythig went wrong because the staff made several mistakes on my reservation. First they lost my room and name in the system. when I arrived, my second room wasn't ready yet and they said they would call my cell in an hour when it was clean. 2 hours later and no phone call, I called the front desk and they said they had the wrong number. A maintenance person let himself into the second room and used the bath May 1, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by sara55 Very comfortable, super pool and sauna The room was very comfortable (excellent comforter etc. as with all Sheraton Hotels) and the pool is one of the nicest hotel pools in Toronto; the sauna is superb! All in all a wonderful stay (business trip). Two minor gripes: charging for WiFi seems outdated and exorbitant and at the room rates, breakfast (even if simple) should be included. But staff excellence and central location combined with pool and comfort are a winning combination. April 27, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Elsy This hotel has an ideal location and provides a wonderful perspective on Toronto. I found the entire experience to be smooth, and professional. The check-in was simple. I had asked for several items which were provided quickly and without any additional charge (fridge, wineglasses, corkscrew etc). The staff was very helpful. The facilities including the gym, the pool, the rooms, and the conference facilities were excellent. The food and service provided during the conference itself was impeccable and the many healthy itmes offered was appreciated. January 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by RKT55 Location, location, location Excellent location for access to downtown clients and outstanding service by hotel staff! July 17, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Tabitha3111 NEEDS IMPROVEMENTS *had hair in the shower-on the wall *garbage in the trash can *dusty tv/table *no coffee stocked-had to get some from HK *was given a "free" upgrade to room 266...i would hate to see how the other rooms looked. the couch as old and discolored, carpet needs replaced. Has a view of the back lot... *room had a dirty bathroom towel, lipstick i assume..has to get new towels. Staff was amazing..only good comment i have and location was amazing, Felt over charged for room. September 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by fieldbus Hotel has excellent, well trained staff We almost always stay at this hotel when in downtown Toronto. The location is perfect, the ambiance is excellent, the staff are excellent and there is great shopping minutes away. Have never had a bad experience here. July 8, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Ryan4711 Reconsidering my loyalty to this hotel I have stayed at this property 20-25 nights per year for the last 4-5 years and this was my worst experience. When I arrived, the room I had booked was not available and a non-suitable option was originally proposed. It was only after asking for a rate reduction that something suitable was found. The TV's in the B&B lounge did not work properly the entire week (how long does it take to fix TV's) and the elevators were an embarrassment with no explanation provided. May 31, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by ccmray What's up with the TV? The room was fine although the pillows smelled a bit funky and the 6AM fire alarm was concerning since it took quite a while for someone to tell us what was going on - not to mention most of us didn't even recognize the alarm as an alarm (more like a doorbell). Also the paper seemed to be at everyone's door except mine and I had no soap (bathed with shampoo the first night) in my room the first night. AND that TV.. not for channel surfers. Oh, and why no mini-bar? February 11, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by DizzyD9 Disappointed Stayed for 6 nights. Staff thought originally that I was only there for 1. Put in a room on the 8th floor overlooking the main road. Emergency services vehicles with sirens on passing regularly. Also extremely noisy group of young people kept me awake during Saturday night. Needs more soundproofing. Not what I'm used to from an SPG hotel. Work being done on the outside prevented the outdoor area near the pool being open -one of the reasons why I chose this hotel. August 27, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by macdiggity Greeted by a "used" room I checked in at 1am, only to find that the room I had been given was previously occupied and had not been cleaned...thank goodness nobody was in the room at the time. I then wanted to order some food after a long day of travel. Sheraton has recently done away with printed menus, so I was instructed to use the tv to view the menu. The TV did not work at the time of check-in, so I was unable to view a menu...so I just went to bed. Not sure if I'll stay here again. March 1, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by geof favorable location neart of the city, between two subway stations and direct to streetcar. Shopping, eating, musea in the neighbourhood. Well equipped facilities, especially the swimming pool. July 11, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by drd44 still very good but not as good as in the past Enjoyed staying at your hotel for many reasons; great staff, room and location, but the club lounge has slipped since last year. some of the food didn't seem as fresh as past years - especially some of the bread and muffins. also the was no meat and cheese. despite these shortcomings, ours say was very good, just not exceptional as in the past. if we stay again, we will probably not stay on the club floor although we will miss the wonderful people who staff it. September 20, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by ditt Manager Labour Relation this Hotel falls short of meeting my needs, front desk has errored with my bill several times, parking I feel I'm being held-up, staff are always baggering me to clean our work rooms 3927,3929,3933, workout equipment is broken, I handed in 50 green cards on December 27, 2012 and still have not got credit, not getting credit for the rate I have paid is sad and really puts this program at the bottom of the list. I have not got credit for any money spent on extras January 15, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by KLL1234 Busy weekend The purpose of my Trip was attending the One Of a Kind Show at the Direct Energy Centre. Booking way in advance I did not realize that this was grey Cup weekend - so I was pleased to get a room. The place was festive and Busy. But we were not disturbed by the football party - just a bit challanged to get to the hotel - which is no reflection on the hotel. I love this location - so close to great dining and the Eaton Centre and as always really comfortable beds! November 27, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by highendnot Dissappointing Arrived at hotel to find it under construction which impacted ability to sleep. Room was very small and a bit dusty. Could not hang clothes in closet without closing and locking safe. Paid a ridiculous amount for room service only to receive cold food. Very little information on hotel services/amenities available in room. Food served at conference I attended on site was insufficient for number of delegates and not very tasty at all April 29, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by LionDawn good convention venue The meeting facilities were good but a little confusing to navigate the hotel. Sleeping rooms were excellent! Business facility/computer access limited plus Wi-Fi very costly! July 10, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by TeeMan Not a great stay... Very disappointed in this stay; not up to usual standards. Leaks from roof and malfunctioning machines in fitness facility; Valet parking was terrible; No newspapers available on Sunday morning and very limited external access from lobby computers; breakfast in restaurants was poor; hallway was filthy on floor where fitness club located; pillow on bed not comfortable; cumbersome room service process (on screen on tv combined with phone order for some items). January 7, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Mario999 Hotel has great location, but... The Hotel is still under construction on the outside, however he inside is updated and very nice. The check was terrible, there was one check person at the main desk for about 25 people in line and the SPG area had 5 inline for one person. I saw staff go behind the check in desk, however none where there to help. The room I received was for a handicapped person and the front desk made no mention when checking me in. Once in the room, the room safe was locked and I called to have it opened. It took 20 minutes for security to show up. The small TV screen was about 20 feet from the bed head in a strangely shaped room. When calling the 'front desk' the phone would ring 12 times, then transfer to an operator that answer in less than two rings. Once you could get to a staff person they were fine, but the hotel seemed understaffed. August 12, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Bud54 This hotel needs improvement. Rooms were excessively hot. Many in our party had to relocate due to AC not working properly, mold in carpet, musky odors, etc. July 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Unforgettable Reunited You have a fantastic staff at the Front Desk. Carol Das handled so well started from the room accomodation to surprise and delight . It was a special stay with a special someone I haven't seen for almost 40 years. Lily Dungo was so accomodating and engaging. We'll surely recommend the hotel, because we truly enjoyed our stay in your comfortable hotel where staff were all friendly. June 4, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Brewster Mixed experience I'm not sure I would stay here again. There was no radio in the room so I couldn't listen to BBC or even try to get NPR from the US. (I prefer not to watch TV.) I would have had to pay for any music to play on the TV (!!), so had no music for 4 days either. Internet cost $15 a day. And finally, though this wasn't the hotel's fault, my neighbors one night were so noisy so late and so early that I got 3 hours of sleep. Sheraton security did try to deal with it. September 23, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by nads02 Great Room, Staff could use work We had no problem checking in or checking out, very friendly and helpful. Room was very clean. After traveling home from departing this hotel we realized we had left prescription eyeglasses in our room, after calling and talking to several staff and getting no where, we finally had one staff member help us and go to the room and call us back, they are still claiming the glasses are not there, which would only mean someone has taken them. Not the best service. April 8, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by GVLreview Some highs and some lows Tough call this review as the hotel had some moments of excellence and others of very average. The highs were as usual with SPG hotels, sleep comfort and bed. However when some joker lets off the fire alarm at 02:30 in morning and you evacuate the bed comfort gets ruined with broken sleep. The evacuation was efficient though I don't like the stand by your beds message when you are told fire maybe 3 floors lower. I made my excuses and left. Club lounge has some excellent staff. The breakfast is not worth the difference in room rate. Evening complimentary horrs d'hoevres were fine. Small improvements were suggested to staff but the ' we have always done it like this ' seems to be stock answer. the guest liaison staff ( Anita) went well out of her way to help sort some issues out. They were not big but again it seemed jobs worth rules stopped enjoyment. What amazes me was clientel who did everything they could to bend rules. Stuffing muffins in their bags, loading up with 10 bottles of water Some very rude people around. Hotel make up changed a lot over weekend. Business folks during the week. Freeloaders at weekend. Oh well. So yes I will come back, yes hotel is ideally located for bay street business, staff ( with exception of front desk) are friendly and have time for you. Rooms are a little tired, bathroom could be a bit spruced up. These n.american tubs are no good for a bath so why not dispense and have a good power shower ? Wi-fi as part of package is essential as outside costs would be silly nowadays. So the incosistencies are i guess why this hotel that should be scoring 4.5 to 5 is failing to reach 4.0 July 26, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Museumnut NIght noise We stayed on a Friday and Saturday night in the summer and while I understand that people wil be out partying I had real problems with being woken at least 3 times after midnight including to one man banging on his room door and bellowing obscenities. When I mentioned it in the morning to the desk staff I was advised that my complaint should be dealt with by responding to this email request for a review. While I liked your facilities I am unlikely to return. September 2, 2013


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He admitted being less than ecstatic with the Mounties' 7-4 triumph over Coventry High in the first game of a best-of-three R.I. State Championship semifinal set last Friday night, but couldn't have been more satisfied with their 4-1 victory 24 hours later.
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NEW YORK – As one Cincinnati make after another settled into the nets at Madison Square Garden Wednesday, the frustration level in Kadeem Batts seemed to rise by the minute.
The Bearcats, desperate for a win that would keep them in the NCAA Tournament mix, were playing loose and free.
On the flip side, Batts and his Providence College teammates were tight and resembled the unit that got off to a dreadful 2-7 start in Big East play – not the one that closed the regular season white-hot with seven wins in nine tries.
NEW YORK – For one final time, the Providence player with deep New York City roots trudged off the floor at Madison Square Garden with an empty feeling in his stomach.
Vincent Council's last chance at Big East Tournament glory resembled his previous three experiences at this hallowed cathedral – with the Friars serving as an all-too familiar one-and-done casualty. As a result, the senior point guard hailing from Brooklyn is left to ponder whether the glass is half-full or half-empty.
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Quvenzhane Wallis is the 11-year-old actress who plays Annie in the remake of the classic movie. She said that, when she found out she got the part of Annie, she couldn't stop jumping up and down. The film was shot in New York and Will Smith is the producer. (Jamie Foxx plays the part of Daddy Warbucks.) And Quvenzhane isn't the only one who felt lucky to be in the famous remake. The dog who plays Sandy was a shelter dog before he was cast in the movie Annie.
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The Minnesota Vikings and former punter Chris Kluwe reached a deal settling their issues regarding him being cut by the NFC North franchise, avoiding a potential lawsuit.
"We appreciate Chris Kluwe's contributions to the Minnesota Vikings as a player and a member of this organization during his eight seasons in which he established many team records as our punter, and we wish him and his family the best in the future," Vikings owner Zygi Wilf said. "In regards to this matter, our focus remains on maintaining a culture of tolerance, inclusion and respect, and creating the best workplace environment for our players, coaches and staff."
"As a family we have long-supported equal rights causes, including marriage equality," Vikings president Mark Wilf. "We are glad a resolution of this matter has been reached, and we look forward to continuing our efforts to create positive awareness of these issues."
Added Kluwe: "I'm pleased that the issue has been resolved. I intend to continue to speak out on behalf of marriage equality, and I am pleased to be a part of the impact the Vikings material charitable contributions will have on LGBT and related causes."
The Vikings said they will continue to provide financial support for human rights and anti-hate causes. The Vikings said they will enhance their sensitivity training policy and emphasized a zero tolerance policy for discrimination or harassment.
"Resolving this matter was not difficult," retired Judge Rick Solum said."This resolution joins the Vikings strong track record of workplace diversity and the Wilf family's significant past support for marriage equality and other diverse causes with Mr. Kluwe's selfless goals of advancing the protection of gay rights in professional football and LGBT rights in sports generally."
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The researchers, from the University of Melbourne, did a five-year follow-up on the effects of infant sleep training. In "controlled comforting," parents take a little bit longer each time to respond to baby's crying to help the baby settle herself. The "camping out" technique involves being there but allowing a baby to learn to fall asleep, slowly removing themselves from the need to be present.
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DEAR MISS LONELYHEARTS: I live in an apartment with basement suites. There is a woman who opens her curtains at night and lies on the bed and puts on a show. Now, I come home from work and my car is parked in the back, so I go up the back steps and, there she is! Not every night, but often enough that it's gotten to be kind of a trial: whether I'm going to force myself to use the front steps or give in to seeing her as I go up the back steps. No guy should have this kind of test put to him every night. I'm a normal, red-blooded Canadian guy and I have my own girlfriend, but this is really a test. I always pretend I'm not looking and I don't know what to do. -- Captive Audience, Winnipeg
Dear Captive: If you really wanted to end this free peep show, you could tell the superintendent, who looks after behaviour problems in the block, to speak to the woman about pulling her curtains. The super could say people are complaining about what they see going up and down the stairs. That would be the end of it. Leaving her a note of complaint under her door from you is too intimate, and would reinforce the fun she gets out of shocking and titillating you -- and other passersby. Have you told your girlfriend? Probably not. She'd have banged on that woman's door and put a quick end to it.
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: I wanted to respond to McPuff's answer in your column today about marijuana use. (He prefers light pot use over alcohol). I've been using it for the 10 years. I suffer from chronic migraine headaches and a chronic pain bladder disease known as Interstitial Cystitis. The suffering is terrible and there's no cure for IC. Prescription medications for migraines end up stoning me and putting me in bed for three days. If I use pot, I can function. I'm not "stoned" or "high" but I'm free from pain and can function as a wife and mother to my three young children. I may add that I NEVER drive when I've used it. My doctors offered me much harder addictive medications, which I've refused. Having been around many young adults and teens, I see what today's street-drug world has to offer them. And the one thing I've heard over and over, is that when pot isn't available, cocaine, meth or ecstasy is readily there for the taking. So, when pot is taken away, it just leads to harder drugs. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for the day it becomes legal, and not looked down on. We spend millions of dollars on rehab for other drug addictions, but not pot, which is better in my opinion. -- McPuff's Supporter, Winnipeg
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dishes to perfection. Paisano's offers an extensive wine list including many
Paisano's Italian "Is a restaurant with a sense of place."
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if our guests did not feel that "wow factor" each and every experience they have
with Pechanga / Paisano's hospitality, engaging each and every experience our guest's
share, the cuisine that makes you feel relaxed and at a "home away from home" and
an environment that strives to be simply the best.
Paisano's food and wines are often described as "New World Old World" meaning generational
family cooking with wines handcrafted to enhance the flavor of the cuisine and sharing
time with friends, family and business opportunities. The cuisine that the Paisano's
team prepare simply makes you smile and transports you to
various parts of Italy with great bread, a bottle of wine, village cheeses,
and vegetables and memories to last a long time.
Paisano's wine selections are designed to showcase the beautiful geography and history
of Italy as well as California, Oregon & Washington grape growing & winemaking with
"New World" passion. Please join us and definitely spread the word that Paisano's
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Empire III: Armageddon (Apple II)
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DescriptionThe final episode of the Empire Science Fiction Adventure trilogy reveals a world in chaos. In this desperate society you have but one mission: to find the Empress and destroy the Empire. But first, you must survive the City, defy the lethal snares of the ghetto, and escape the Arena's bloody sport. You'll meet vandals, racketeers, prostitutes, beggars, preachers and Imperial guards. With each encounter, you'll stake your life in a gamble against fate. And if you escape the City, new treachery awaits in the brooding Wilderness. Your cunning may see you through, but what perils lie within the Great Pyramid?
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Educational labelWhile Edu-Ware Services was developing this game, Management Sciences of America bought the company and determined that it should solely focus on creating educational software to be published by MSA's Peachtree Software subsidiary. As a result, the game's packaging portrayed it as an "Educational" product, and it was the only game in the Empire saga to be published under the Peachtree Software label instead of the Edu-Ware label.
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Spader's sentence: It mustn't be undone
The review hearing took place on Monday. Spader did not come to court to contest his sentence, but he released a statement of apology. David Cates, Kimberly's widower, rightly dismissed it as an insult. Attorneys for the state dismissed it as well and recounted for the judge why Spader has to remain behind bars.
The reason is simple: He is a psychopath. He is one who is incapable of empathy, who told a state psychiatrist, "I never felt remorse. I think it is weak - not so much weak, as unnecessary."
New Hampshire can be thankful that it has public prosecutors in the Attorney General's office who are not swayed by the manipulations of murdering psychopaths. We trust that Judge Gillian L. Abramson, who is to rule on Spader's sentence by Friday, is equally steadfast.
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