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03-02-2016, 05:35 AM
Lead still found in some Flint, Michigan, water: gover**r
(Reuters) - Five months after Flint, Michigan, changed its water supply due to problems with lead contamination and discolored drinking water, nearly 9 percent of the city's sites tested for lead in the water continue to exceed federally acceptable limits, the gover**r's ****** said on Tuesday.
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(Reuters) - Five months after Flint, Michigan, changed its water supply due to problems with lead contamination and discolored drinking water, nearly 9 percent of the city's sites tested for lead in the water continue to exceed federally acceptable limits, the gover**r's ****** said on Tuesday.
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