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Mr. Reed expects the move to cost the district attorney's office $200,000 more than the trial would have cost had it been held in the Bronx.
We'll allow you to go - or move to Cost Rica!'".
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The move to Madrid cost him the love of Liverpool and sadly tainted his Anfield legacy in the eyes of the supporters.
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