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Fix the even-numbered district headings #284
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Oh, another level of evil. |
Why did this make the judges go away? 😹 |
Shouldn't the total lengths be 2, 2, and 5 (judges, attorneys, OUSD)? And then my where clauses are like all wrong. |
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Attempt to fix the even-numbered district headings
Fix the even-numbered district headings
Oct 11, 2020
For the love of god squish merge this. 😇 |
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References, because this has been a journey:
When debugging, you seemingly cannot print things inside of
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but must use divs or whatever.