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Date Added: May 24, 2008 10:32:02 PM
At the Blue Frog Grille in Marshall, manager Shawne Somerford says she keeps an eye on the schedule at the U.S. courthouse two blocks down. During trials, it generates as much as 40 percent of her business.

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