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Ben Werner, Student Newspaper Editor
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Army Corps of Engineers is spending billions of dollars to restore fresh water inflows to damaged wetlands.
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Brian Mengel, Civil Servant
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Army Corps of Engineers to help create large wetland habitats to be exchanged for small isolated wetland impacts at sites desirable for commercial and residential development.
Army Corps of Engineers will benefit through reduced operation and maintenance costs at Federal channels and inland waterways.
Army Corps of Engineers that the container traffic forecast for the Port of Charleston is within the limits of acceptable forecasting procedures.
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Keith Tennant, Factory Worker
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Army Corps of Engineers in 1874 and 1880 only made matters worse.
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Bori Gonbutoren, Reindeer Herder
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Army Corps of Engineers and DuPont Corporation met February 12th with several recognized Native Indians tribes.
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Jack Crawford, WWII Veteran
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Army Corps of Engineers stumbled upon the cemetery over the summer as they searched for evidence of a tobacco factory connected with the 18th century French Fort Rosalie.
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Josh Hogan, Commander
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Army Corps of Engineers constructed a network of radar warning system across Canada and a series of Nike batteries to defend vulnerable points against the possibility of an attack across the polar ice cap by jet aircraft carrying nuclear bombs.
Army Corps of Engineers is conducting an investigation to determine whether ordnance and explosives remain on property that was once part of Camp Robinson.
Army Corps of Engineers to fulfill its contract with the Port of Green Bay to provide confined disposal space for contaminated sediments dredged from the harbor.
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Bob Greenberg, Congressional Candidate
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Army Corps of Engineers letter stating that the Route 85 and 82 Widening Alternatives are impracticable.
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