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attorney
general
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miller
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attorneys
general
respective
jurisdictions
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graddick
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gorsuch
alaska
robert
corbin
arizona
duane
woodard
colorado
charles
oberly
iii
delaware
jim
smith
florida
michael
bowers
georgia
tany
hong
hawaii
jim
jones
idaho
linley
pearson
indiana
robert
stephan
kansas
steven
beshear
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nevada
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smith
new
hampshire
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carolina
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oklahoma
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zimmerman
pennsylvania
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puerto
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schmidt
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moines
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car
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legs
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car
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next
day
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des
moines
davenport
iowa
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stop
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girl
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december
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criminal
investigation
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volunteers
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teams
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miles
east
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area
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miles
north
south
interstate
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county
grinnell
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county
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roads
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farm
buildings
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