Apple pickers clash as Jamaicans replace Puerto Ricans in orchards
Washington reports a costly, contentious shift as Jamaican workers replace Puerto Ricans in four Eastern states apple harvests. Growers cite motivation and efficiency, while critics warn of costly bureaucratic delays and legal battles as the program unfolds over six to eight weeks starting in early September.
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Diamond listing: .94 ct oval cut special price
A jewelry ad notes a .94 carat oval diamond offered at a regular price of 4950 and a second regular price of 995, highlighting a discounted value for the shopper.
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