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In a few days members of the North Carolina House and Senate will respectively name new members to the UNC Board of Governors (BOG).
In a few days members of the North Carolina House and Senate will respectively name new members to the UNC Board of Governors (BOG).
 
As governors, we all sort of get together and we have a good time. But we also - we're going to accomplish a lot. This going to be a very good meeting.
As governors, we all sort of get together and we have a good time. But we also - we're going to accomplish a lot. This going to be a very good meeting.
 
Democrats believe that their progressive policies would be best for North Carolina's economy
Democrats believe that their progressive policies would be best for North Carolina's economy
 
When the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released its latest jobs report on December 19, most North Carolina politicians, journalists, economists, and policy analysts immediately zeroed in on the state's recent performance.
When the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released its latest jobs report on December 19, most North Carolina politicians, journalists, economists, and policy analysts immediately zeroed in on the state's recent performance.
 
In January, Pat McCrory will begin his third year as Governor, but his first chance to fully develop a biennial budget that reflects his priorities.
In January, Pat McCrory will begin his third year as Governor, but his first chance to fully develop a biennial budget that reflects his priorities.
 
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