The voracious eater, imported by Midwestern fish farmers in the 1970s, could end up devastating the region’s 7 billion dollar fishing industry.
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The voracious eater, imported by Midwestern fish farmers in the 1970s, could end up devastating the region’s 7 billion dollar fishing industry.
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Braxton says his teenage life in Ulysses, a Midwestern town with a population of 6,101, is like that of any other high school kid: movies, video games, martial arts and a “good friend group.”
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Forecasters said the storm was bringing snow, sleet and freezing rain to Midwestern and Southern states, where temperatures were expected to be 20 to 40 degrees below average.
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Virtually every city in the United States has been transformed by waves of immigrants over the past two centuries, but perhaps no other American metropolis represents its ethnic diversity as clearly as does Chicago. The Midwestern giant is a hodgepodge of ethnicity, where old, well-rooted communities thrive side-by-side with new immigrant neighborhoods.
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