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...Appellee FindWhere Holdings, Inc. ("FindWhere") filed suit in the Circuit Court for Loudoun County, Virginia, seeking damages for breach of contract against Homeland Security Networks...
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...is owed to God." (J.A. at 7.)Myers resides in Loudoun County, Virginia, and, at the time he filed his complaint, his two...
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