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The state's so-called Sparsity aid is paid to help outlying rural schools, and in this case, aids two schools in the district.
Due to the sparsity of surface observations in this region, only a few reports of this phenomenon were confirmed; however, the data that were collected indicate this event was unusual in that it persisted for over seven hours with a horizontal extent of at least 230 nm.
``And there's such a sparsity to the dialogue - and such a yearning to get inside each other's heads between Maggie and Jones.
 
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