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The attorney who brokered such a putrid deal will probably rake off 40%, and after federal and state income taxes, there won't be much left to last them the rest of their lives and there is little industry in Somerset County to re- employ them. Another circulating rumor has the owner of one company that is desirous of Adams' services supposedly attempting to insert himself into the equation in order to rake off a percentage of the man's payments for himself by functioning as "manager/designer. Most of them get a rake off from the spending they recommend, whether it be for purchasing TV time or producing commercials or providing direct mail or phone bank services. |
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