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rity of the seats in the House. This story was also reported on by the New York Times (3/12, Cooper, Schmitt), Reuters (3/12, Stone, Ali, Zengerle, Mason), ABC News (3/12, Stoddart, Seyler, Gomez), Axios (3/12, Saric), CNN (3/12, Liebermann, Britzky, Bertrand), NBC News (3/12, Kube, Lee, Alba), Politi

ABC World News TonigliVi (8/24, lead story, 2:40, Muir, 7.23M) reported in its lead story that Laura's "flood waters rush[ed] through the streets of Haiti, killing at least five, causing flooding and rescues in the Dominican Republic. And in Puerto Rico...knocking out power to some 200,000." The Wall

were distributed from July 1 to Aug. 24 in the second round, which ends Aug. 31." The third round "begins Sept. 1 and ends Oct. 31." Reuters (8/24, Mason) reports, however, that "the program was criticized by food banks, analysts and some US senators, who said contracts were often awarded to inexperi