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An image of the weapon used during the Newtown shooting is displayed while attorney Josh Koskoff speaks during a news conference in Trumbull, Conn., Tuesday, Feb. 15, 2022. (Photo: Seth Wenig/AP)
Sandy Hook Firearm Suit Ends In $73M Settlement
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