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BOSTON — A historic preservation group mostly lost its objection to the planned removal of the 90-year-old Frank J. Wood Bridge between Topsham and Brunswick, Maine, but the First Circuit did order the Federal Highway Administration to further justify its use of a “service-life analysis” and decide whether a “53% price differential represents a cost of an extraordinary magnitude.”
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