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Tigers manager Jim Leyland said on Sunday that he called Cederstrom after the game and the umpire said, "'I kicked it.

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Kevin Cederstrom for The Wall Street Journal Houses remain in various states of disrepair last week in Minot, N.D., where one-fourth of residences were damaged in last summer's flooding.

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Kevin Cederstrom for The Wall Street Journal A homeowner put this sign in a yard of a house in Minot vacated after the flood.

Flood Victims Languish in Oil Boomtown Jack Nicas 2012

Kevin Cederstrom for The Wall Street Journal Debris hangs from a bridge and is frozen in the Mouse River near downtown Minot.

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Kevin Cederstrom for The Wall Street Journal Leon and LaVonne Wedar of Minot visited with their son Lyn, not seen, as cat Willie settled into a comfortable spot inside the Wedars' FEMA trailer, which stands in the backyard of their Minot home.

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Kevin Cederstrom for The Wall Street Journal The exodus of people left homeless by the flood has cost local businesses many of their employees—particularly in the service industry—while the rising cost of living pushes other workers to higher-paying jobs in the oil fields.

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Kevin Cederstrom for The Wall Street Journal After a winter that had been unusually mild until recently, just 10% to 20% of the flooded homeowners have been able to return to their homes—and most have done repair work themselves, city officials say.

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Kevin Cederstrom for The Wall Street Journal The city of Minot, N.D., is facing the challenges of a severe housing and labor shortage sparked by the nearby oil boom and now exacerbated by a flood that submerged a third of the city seven months ago.

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Kevin Cederstrom for The Wall Street Journal Adam and Terrie Pecharich have been living since September in this FEMA trailer, which sits in the backyard of their house.

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Kevin Cederstrom for The Wall Street Journal Houses throughout the community can be found in various stages of remodeling.

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