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This according to documents released under the state's open records laws.

Snap and TikTok each agreed to pay $8 million.

Google's YouTube negotiated a payout of slightly more than $2 million.

and was the only company that also agreed to provide the district with training programs to help teachers better use its video product in classrooms.

Ed Kalecki, Bloomberg Radio.

I'm Matt Miller.

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You know how in fantasy football, you've got your quarterback, running back, wide receiver, tight end.

Then you have the flex positions.

We have to start thinking about guys like Colston Loveland, Sam Laporta.

They're a flex player.

They're not going to line up next to the right tackle in a three-point stance and then go block someone.

They are being moved all across the offense.

And I think sometimes we get so rigid in our thinking about you have to have a tight end.

You have to have a tight end.