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I commend the three for sticking it out, & doing the right thing.
Sounds like three greedy disgruntled ex employees. The government pays wopping $$$ to whistle blowers.
I'm so happy they have decided to store all of there waste in Utah! Now it looks like we will get forign wast too!!
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