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...third oldest general hospital in the U.S., broke ground last September on a $144 million outpatient care facility in Danvers. While the new regulations should not affect the Children’s Hospital’s proposed expansion plans in the North Shore, spokeswoman Michelle Davis wrote in an e-mail that the legislation would certainly affect “future but yet to be determined plans.” “Our biggest concern is making sure that [state] resources are available for a timely review of projects,” Davis said...
...government] is determined to silence him before the 2010 elections,” a Burundi NGO representative, who wished to remained anonymous because of the sensitivity of the situation, wrote in an e-mail. “There is no evidence to justify the charges against Alexis,” the NGO representative said...
Coulon said he offered to participate in the weekend’s activities as soon as he received an e-mail from Red Cross asking for instructors...
...Resident Deans, to my knowledge, generally very strongly discourage students from attempting this option,” wrote Max H. Y. Wong ’10 in an e-mail. Wong appeared before the Ad Board last year, and is now considering running for Undergraduate Council president...
...prosecution e-mail describes how jurors repeatedly contacted the government's legal team during the trial to express, among other things, one juror's romantic interest in a member of the prosecution team. "The jurors kept sending out messages" via U.S. Marshals, the e-mail says, identifying a particular juror as "very interested" in a person who had sat at the prosecution table in court. The same juror was later described as reaching out to members of the prosecution team for personal advice about her career and educational plans. Conyers commented that the "risk of [jury] bias ... is obvious...