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ing order last Friday, which was lifted earlier this week by the tribe's attorney general after the store addressed the health concerns. Yet, the business remained closed. • Steele filed a second injunction Thursday because of worries that the store's reopening could spark protests. But Vocu said Saturday the store opened without incident. • "We heard there were going to be protests, but nobody showed up for it," she said. • Vocu, and her (Continued on page 21)
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