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| ``It's a tough row to hoe being head dog catcher,''
said Teri Austin, president of the Amanda Foundation, the region's
largest rescue group for dogs and cats, which operates a mobile
spay-neuter clinic with city funds. Arguing for a position for which there is little or no direct
evidence, Kruse has a tough row to hoe. And yet within this environment, trade associations--particularly
those representing nursing facilities--have had a tough row to hoe. |
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