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Rubber Ducky
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Re: Miami Herald Article Federal Inspection
      Thu Jul 05 2007 06:24 AM

I wouldn't put anything past this crowd, but Connie Lautenbacher, who heads NOAA, is s straight-shooter and would not be part of something that cynical.

Edited by Rubber Ducky (Fri Jul 06 2007 06:39 AM)

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