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Allston-Brighton crime: Don't leave the bar with open cans of beer 
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By Staff reports O'Brien's Bar, 3 Harvard Ave. in Allston, was given a licensed premise violation at 12:50 pm on Dec. 7 for allegedly allowing three men to ...
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