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crossing from the list of crossing locations that could potentially be studied in the future). However, that bill did not pass (nor did it pass when re-introduced in 2007). Also during 2006, Pipkin worked collaboratively with MdTA to promote successful legislation (Senate Bill 168, signed into law as
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Delegate Mary Roe Walkup (R-Dist. 36), Pipkin also proposed a bill to remove the
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