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BEFORE THE LOUISIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION GENERAL ORDER (CORRECTED) LOUISIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION EX PARTE Docket No. U-24209 In re: Investigation into rule making regarding construction

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