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California water bond won't be a drought-buster

By Fenit Nirappil | August 17, 2014 - 5:17am

Gov. Jerry Brown and state lawmakers are expected to use the backdrop of California's most severe drought in nearly four decades to sell voters on the $7.5 billion water plan they put on the ballot this week.

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