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By 11 a.m. Wednesday, Tanios "Tony" Tannouse already had driven 100 miles through blinding whorls of snow and over unplowed streets so deeply rutted that they rattled his teeth. He'd been on the road for six hours, back and forth from Upper Northwest Washington to Springfield, back and forth from Upper Northwest to Clinton, and was awaiting his next back and forth.
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