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FAYETTE LEGAL JOURNAL VOL. 79 JANUARY 2, 2016, NO. 1 II FAYETTE LEGAL JOURNAL FAYETTE LEGAL JOURNAL The FAYETTE LEGAL JOURNAL is published weekly by the Fayette County Bar Association, 2 West Main

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