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It's the first time supply ships were given the award in the history of the Navy.
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The proposal threatens decades of work to restore oysters in the bay.
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The settlement prevents the landlord from renting properties in the state ever again.
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Areas around a busy intersection have been reborn over the past several years. Officials want proposals to finish a final piece.
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Audrey Leishman wrote “Katie Koala’s Biggest Fight” after her own experience with sepsis to inform parents about sepsis symptoms.
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