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State prepares to mark dark day
Tuesday's move to a heightened state of alert over possible terrorist attacks was a "common-sense decision," but should not keep West Virginians from going about their business as normal, said Gov. Bob Wise.
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State prepares to mark dark day
Tuesday's move to a heightened state of alert over possible terrorist attacks was a "common-sense decision," but should not keep West Virginians from going about their business as normal, said Gov. Bob Wise.
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