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Power Outage Affected The TARDEC Project
The power outage impacted the TARDEC project. One day for sample preparation and analysis was lost. In addition, the outage affected the camera for the back of the building (with the intercom system) is not working. The camera in front of the building it looks like it is fine. Mary is already putting in a workorder for it. If there are any other lingering issues, I will let you
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