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In this April 6, 2016, photograph, a technician works on a door assembly for a Nissan Altima on the assembly line at the Nissan Canton Vehicle Assembly Plant in Canton, Miss. Orders for big-ticket manufactured goods dipped slightly in September as a key category that tracks business investment fell by the largest amount in seven months, the Commerce Department said Thursday, Oct. 27, 2016.
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Children stand in front of a banner commemorating an agreement signed by ice cream maker Ben & Jerry's and immigrant farm workers, Tuesday, Oct. 3, 2017, in Burlington, Vt. The agreement promotes the rights of immigrant farm workers while paying more to the farmers who employ them. The company and the workers said it's the first agreement of its kind in the dairy industry.
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Scores of dairy farm workers and activists marching in Montpelier, Vt., on Saturday June, 17, 2017. They were marching to the main Ben & Jerry's factory in the Vermont town of Waterbury to protest what they feel are slow negotiations to reach a deal on their 'Milk with Dignity' program that would ensure fair wages and living conditions. Ben & Jerry's spokesman Sean Greenwood says the company is committed to reaching a deal with workers.
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"We've been negotiating in good faith," said one worker. "It's an unacceptable delay."
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A yard sign opposing an industrial wind project sits at the side of the road in Grafton, Vt. Voters in Grafton and Windham are going to cast ballots Nov. 8 on whether to go forward with a plan for 24 turbines in the two communities. Developer Iberdrola Renewables is offering residents of the two towns direct payments if the project is built.
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