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In a ruling on April 21, a Yakima County judge struck down a few emergency requirements dealing with medical monitoring and proximity to health services that Washington regulators imposed on agricultural employers farming through the coronavirus pandemic. Yakima County Superior Court Judge Blaine Gibson issued a stay against the state Department of Labor and Industries enforcing some portions of emergency
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