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Published September 27, 2012 at 315 × 486 in Onondaga Lake Cleanup Progress Continues; Construction Activities Begin Along I-690 – No Traffic Disruption Anticipated
The hammer creates a vibration, liquefying the ground below the sheet allowing it to slide easily into place.

The hammer creates a vibration, liquefying the ground below the sheet allowing it to slide easily into place.

The hammer creates a vibration, liquefying the ground below the sheet allowing it to slide easily into place.

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