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<description><![CDATA[More than four years after he was fired without explanation by Culture and History Commissioner <strong>Randall Reid-Smith</strong>, former state Archives and History Director <strong>Fred Armstrong</strong> will finally get his day in (high) court next we...]]></description>
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