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In the movie, which was filmed around Boston, Ben Affleck and Tommy Lee Jones find out what happens when jobs, and entitlement, are lost.
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John J. O’Brien’s top lieutenant, Elizabeth Tavares, accused of being with him at the center of the allegedly rigged hiring and promotion practices, resigned. (Globe)
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Despite the city’s ban, the South Boston custom of claiming parking spaces is spreading. (Boston Globe)
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