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Florida Couple Sentenced For Illegally Importing Plywood From China, Must Pay $42 Million

A husband and wife in Florida, Noel, and Kelsy Hernandez Quintana were both sentenced last Thursday to 57 months in prison for illegally importing and selling

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Florida Couple Pleads Guilty to Scheme to Evade $42 Million in Duties for Illegally Importing and Selling Plywood

A Florida husband and wife, Noel and Kelsy Hernandez Quintana, pleaded guilty today to conspiring to import plywood contrary to the Lacey Act and customs

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One of world s largest moths, the atlas, found in Washington state

With a wingspan of 10 inches, the atlas moth is one of the biggest known moths in the world. It was found in Bellevue, Washington, last month.

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One of world s largest moths, the atlas, found in Washington state

With a wingspan of 10 inches, the atlas moth is one of the biggest known moths in the world. It was found in Bellevue, Washington, last month.

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World s largest moth seen in US for the first time: The insect is bigger than a grown man s HAND

The atlas moth s wingspan clocked in at a whopping 10 inches, making it nearly one-inch larger than the previous record holder. This insect is native to the tropics, but somehow found its way to the US.

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