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Now we move onto the Category 4 hurricane, groups. #1 1491s v. #9 Cobell settlement beneficiaries The 1491s love Jim Thorpe (I think) but not his captor, winning with 93 percent of the vote. Potheads didn’t get out of bed … <a href="http://turtletalk.wordpress.com/2015/01/08/who-won-american-indian-law-and-policy-2014-second-round-bracket-4-of-4/">Continue reading →</a>

Who Won American Indian Law and Policy, 2014, Second Round, Bracket 4 of 4