is probably my favorite broadcast network TV drama of the year. What I appreciate most about the Karin Slaughter adaptation is how quickly it established its characters, its location and the elements of its premise that are relatively distinctive.
The show became what it aspired to be in a hurry.. Wade through two episodes of belabored exposition andbecomes a promising rom-com with thriller trappings and an interesting family backdrop — not a series fully realized but a series with some potential.
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Company fined $1.5 million for hiring children to clean meatpacking plantsOne of the largest U.S. food sanitation companies was fined $1.5 million for illegally employing over 100 children to clean meatpacking plants on overnight shifts, the Labor Dept. says. At least 3 suffered injuries, including a chemical burn to the face. Capitalism at its finest! Corporate greed is unchecked in America. Seems a ludicrously small fine for such systemic abuse of children.
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