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Parodies galore Executive producer Carol-Lynn Parente is most excited about "True Mud," a send-up of HBO's True Blood, in addition to an A-Team spoof featuring Ryan Reynolds and a lampoon of Sedgwick's TNT hit The Closer.

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Although the bag "wasn't much bigger than a wastebasket" to match Parente's stature, Ross said he called Parente "Big Klu" after power-hitting first baseman Ted Kluszewski of the Cincinnati Reds, so the nickname went on the bag.

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Then over the course of the summer, Parente and his colleague at HSI Roger Feldman, who is a former Bush economist, were quoted in various friendly media outlets praising the McCain plan without noting that they had authored the plan they were analyzing:

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Stephen Parente, professor of health finance at the University of Minnesota

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This is how it worked: Stephen Parente, one of the owners of HSI, was tapped by McCain policy adviser Doug Holtz-Eakin to formulate the McCain health plan.

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In addition to trade barriers, what internal "barriers to riches" (to use Parente and Prescott's term) account for the slow rate of knowledge transfer to underdeveloped countries?

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Rather than wait in a long line to see the banker, Mr. Parente went to a teller window and withdrew all his money—except for two cents.

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There are no comprehensive statistics on medical-billing mistakes, but Stephen Parente , a professor of health finance at the University of Minnesota who has studied medical billing extensively, estimates that 30% to 40% of bills contain errors.

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Post/Getty When Ray Parente decided to pull his money out of Wells Fargo & Co . last month, he was told that he would have to discuss the decision with a personal banker at his local branch in Orange City, Fla.

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Research in 2009 by University of Minnesota economist Stephen Parente and Tarren Bragdon of the Manhattan Institute found that 36% of the New York uninsured would have coverage today if state regulations were merely in line with the national trend.

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