He was one of the first prosecutors to use the perp walk as a public-relations weapon against white-collar criminals, who traditionally had been allowed to present themselves before the court for arraignment.

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Outside, he pulls the collar of his windbreaker against his cheeks.

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Slava Koulikov, who was playing his first game for three months following a broken collar bone, scored an early goal to put Rays ahead against the Phoenix.

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He found that from 2006 to 2008, the most recent period available, U.S. prosecutors dismissed charges against 42 white-collar defendants.

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But what chance does a mid-calorie soda stand in a battle against major historical forces like urban sprawl and white collar jobs taking over those in factories and on the farm?

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He has skydived in aid of British soldiers' families, fasted in sympathy with victims of the Israeli assault on Lebanon in 2006, chided the BBC for being soft on Islam and torn up his dog-collar in protest against atrocities in Zimbabwe.

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