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2,016 No Reserve vehicles achieve a total of $200.9 million in auction sales with a 100 percent sell-through rate.1,180 pieces of authentic automobilia were auctioned for a robust $6.7 million.$1 million raised for charity with the sale of four charity vehicles.More than 190 world-record auction sales were achieved.Rock ‘n’ roll legends Sammy Hagar, Foreigner and Night Ranger took to the live music stage throughout the week.
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Next-generation HIV prevention pill, which has fewer toxic side effects than Gilead’s inferior prior drug, Truvada, was approved by the FDA Thursday for use as pre-exposure prophylaxis.Both drugs cost about $1,800 a month per patient. AHF cites the billions of dollars Gilead has already made on its roster of HIV/AIDS drugs as well as its willful promotion and sales of Truvada, the more toxic earlier form of the drug, (tenofovir disoproxil fumarate) that causes permanent kidney and bone damage.