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By Max Stendahl / FiercePharma, citing an unnamed source, reported Thursday morning that the board of Flexion Therapeutics has voted to accept a non-binding offer from Sanofi that values the Burlington biotech at a hefty premium.
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| Rep Schiff: Trump Russia case is now 'more than circumstantial' |
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| Joe Walsh: ‘President Trump, this is a bad bill’ |
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| Lawrence: Trump, Ryan, Nunes are in over their heads |
| House Intel Chair Devin Nunes broke tradition and precedent by delivering news to the president that some Trump transition messages were collected by U.S. intel. Democrats and Republicans called Nunes’ actions partisan and damaging. Lawrence speaks with Intel Cmte member Rep. Eric Swalwell. |
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