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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are there recycling bins in Wheaton Plaza?  [/quote]

Or White Flint Mall.  Maybe that’s why Amazon laughed at Maryland after being dragged through that ghost town.

[b]Maryland already lost most of the military hospitals to Virginia, Johns Hopkins is incrementally leaving Baltimore, and NIH is moving to Virginia. With those employment centers gone, Marylanders can make biodegradable straws to sell on Etsy[/b]. [/quote]

Amazing how people love to make things up in their head and think that saying it makes it true.[/quote]

Dunno.  Walter Reed moved a lot of its departments to the hospital at Fort Belvoir.    Hopkins just bought a building in DC and is affiliating with Sibley. [/quote]
You do know that Walter Reed was previously in DC, right ?  When it closed, its main departments moved to what used to be called Bethesda Naval hospital and some departments moved to elsewhere. 
Hopkins is expanding and it brought Sibley long time ago. [/quote]

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