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Email a copy of '2008: Will Drought-Stricken, Overpopulated Georgia Need Water Trucked In?' to a friend
E-Mail '2008: Will Drought-Stricken, Overpopulated Georgia Need Water Trucked In?' To A Friend 2007
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Trucked from state to state, they've become the troubled rock stars of the pollinating world.
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Trucked to a Grand Mesa trailhead, the caged bears were loaded onto sleds and towed by snowmobile across the bottomless powder of the vast mesa to a spot so nondescript it required GPS coordinates to find it.
Aspen Times - Top Stories Janet Urquhart The Aspen Times Aspen 2010
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Trucked to a Grand Mesa trailhead, the caged bears were loaded onto sleds and towed by snowmobile across the bottomless powder of the vast mesa to a spot so nondescript it required GPS coordinates to find it.
Aspen Times - Top Stories Janet Urquhart The Aspen Times Aspen 2010
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Trucked to a Grand Mesa trailhead, the caged bears were loaded onto sleds and towed by snowmobile across the bottomless powder of the vast mesa to a spot so nondescript it required GPS coordinates to find it.
Aspen Times - Top Stories Janet Urquhart The Aspen Times Aspen 2010
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Trucked from state to state, they've become the troubled rock stars of the pollinating world.
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Trucked to a Grand Mesa trailhead, the caged bears were loaded onto sleds and towed by snowmobile across the bottomless powder of the vast mesa to a spot so nondescript it required GPS coordinates to find it.
Vail Daily - Top Stories Janet Urquhart The Aspen Times Aspen 2010
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Trucked to a Grand Mesa trailhead, the caged bears were loaded onto sleds and towed by snowmobile across the bottomless powder of the vast mesa to a spot so nondescript it required GPS coordinates to find it.
Aspen Times - Top Stories Janet Urquhart The Aspen Times Aspen 2010
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Trucked to a Grand Mesa trailhead, the caged bears were loaded onto sleds and towed by snowmobile across the bottomless powder of the vast mesa to a spot so nondescript it required GPS coordinates to find it.
Vail Daily - Top Stories Janet Urquhart The Aspen Times Aspen 2010
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Trucked to a Grand Mesa trailhead, the caged bears were loaded onto sleds and towed by snowmobile across the bottomless powder of the vast mesa to a spot so nondescript it required GPS coordinates to find it.
Aspen Times - Top Stories Janet Urquhart The Aspen Times Aspen 2010
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