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CVS, Walgreens and Walmart were ordered by a federal judge to pay $650.6 million in an opioid lawsuit.
The companies were found to have flooded two Ohio counties with prescription painkillers.
Last year, a jury ruled the companies played a significant role in the crisis faced by the two counties, outside Cleveland.
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