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Crowning blow: Native pageants hit by lockdowns
Winners are holding on to their crowns a bit longer these days until competitions can be held again in person
Enbridge taps new approach to win favor for pipelines
Growing use of ‘corporate social responsibility’ helps companies bypass tribal opposition
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