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Daily Sun photo/Janet Jacobs A flagman with Clark Construction waves cars through on U.S. 287 Thursday morning. The hot oil put onto the roadways is 360 degrees, and sticks better in the hottest part of the days in summer, making for miserable conditions for road crews.
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