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Ken Paxton serves as the Texas Attorney General, and Bexar County is geographically located within the state of Texas.

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  1. Texas AG Ken Paxton sued pharmaceutical companies Sanofi and Bristol-Myers Squibb over alleged drug concealment.

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8 reports, 7 independent, last reported Oct 21. The briefing below covers this first event.

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Ken Paxton serves as the Texas Attorney General, and Bexar County is geographically located within the state of Texas.

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  1. An asylum seeker who resettled in Texas after the fall of Kabul has prompted action from the state's Attorney General's office regarding an autopsy report.Sub-event
  2. Paxton's office is investigating manufacturers in Texas.Sub-event
  3. Basic factual statement confirming Ken Paxton's role and Bexar County's location in Texas.1 source

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