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Given a document, find the main entity about whom the author is writing. Write the full name if mentioned in the text. Note that URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].
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Marco Rubio  sure does.
The idea that Game of Thrones is a deep political allegory (from which  maybe  a certain kind of politician might learn) has been building for years now  but it seems  Rubio  is just now getting the message.
The show is on its seventh season  where the heck have you been? Just last month  the senator  advised Florida residents preparing for Hurricane Irma to "hunker down" and "catch up on Game of Throne — whatever it's called " so you know his binge began recently.
Wonder how  Rubio 's liking it so far. Do you think he's a Podrick Payne or Renly Barratheon  perhaps? How long would  Rubio  survive in Westeros?
Who knows  maybe Game of Thrones could have at least given  Rubio  the skills necessary to win  his  own state in the primary.
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Marco Rubio


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DC Entertainment on Saturday announced the company is investigating  group editor Eddie Berganza  after Buzzfeed reported on his alleged history of predatory behavior.
Former writer Liz Marsham said  Berganza  kissed her during a party and groped her at a company gathering at a bar in 2006.
Another DC Comics employee reported a similar encounter. Joan Hilty  who is openly gay  said  Berganza  tried grabbing her at the same bar during a separate incident  according to Buzzfeed.
At least five women confronted DC Comicsâ HR with their objections after learning  Berganza  was being considered for an executive editor promotion. He was promoted anyway  the site said.
 Berganza  was demoted to group editor in 2012 after a similar allegation that he forcibly kissed a married freelance writer during the WonderCon convention.
Despite the demotion   Berganza  went on to oversee projects related to Superman and Wonder Woman.
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Eddie Berganza


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"I'm always down to listen to what could be a good deal for me and my family " said  Thomas Grier   44  standing behind the counter at Canna Can Help Inc.  a dispensary in the Central Valley community of Goshen.
Called a "bud tender  " Grier  recently waited on a steady flow of regular customers walking through the door to pick out their favorite strain.
 He  said so far  no unions have contacted  him .  Grier  gets along with  his  boss and said  he  doesn't want to pay union dues for help ironing out workplace disputes. But  he  hasn't discounted the possibility of joining.
After recently entering the marijuana industry  Los Angeles resident Richard Rodriguez said one sticky traffic stop three months ago converted  him  into a "hard core" Teamster.  He 'd never been in a union until this year.
Rodriguez said an officer pulled  him  over delivering a legal shipment of pot and detained  him  for 12 hours as  he  was accused of following too closely behind a semi-truck.
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Grier