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... COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, Defendant-Appellee...
...DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES, Defendant...ANTELOPE VALLEY-EAST KERN WATER AGENCY et...
... CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH et al., Defendants...the Superior Court of Orange County, Gail Andrea Andler, Judge. Affirmed...
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... CITY OF COSTA MESA et al., Defendants...the Superior Court of Orange County, B. Tam Nomoto Schumann, Judge...
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...THE BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION OF THE...of San Diego County, Yuri Hofmann and...
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