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Retired Col. Charles McGee stepped out of the small commercial jet and flashed a smile.
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It is not unusual for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to inspect a laboratory at Fort Detrick.
The recent shutdown of research at a Fort Detrick laboratory has some local officials wondering if there was enough notice to the public.
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