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Buell

[byoo-uhl]

noun

  1. Don Carlos 1818–98, Union general in the U.S. Civil War.



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Samuel Buell, a Duke University law school professor and former federal prosecutor, called the pressure on behalf of the Tates “another data point” in the White House politicizing law enforcement.

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“This is not something that would have been viewed as appropriate or acceptable prior to 2025,” Buell said.

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“It just didn’t make any sense,” said Mark Buell, a philanthropist who worked with Benioff’s wife, Lynne, to raise funds for a new park in the city’s Presidio.

“We’ll finish what you started,” paranormal investigator Ryan Buell captioned his video.

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“Dan, here with the guys and it’ll be our absolute pleasure to finish what you started,” Buell says.

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