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      <title type="html">There are just over 2,000 DRIs in the entire US, 46 of which are ...</title>
    
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      There are just over 2,000 DRIs in the entire US, 46 of which are women.&lt;br/&gt;Alabama is leading the list with &amp;gt;300 inmates per 10M inhabitants. The only states w/o any are Wyoming and Oregon.&lt;br/&gt;
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    <updated>2025-03-08T22:58:07Z</updated>
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      <title type="html">TIL that &amp;#34;G.I.&amp;#34; originally referred to objects made from ...</title>
    
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      TIL that &amp;#34;G.I.&amp;#34; originally referred to objects made from galvanized iron from WWI on, before it was reinterpretated as &amp;#34;government issue &amp;#34;, and by WWII, applied to American soldiers. 
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    <updated>2025-03-06T00:02:44Z</updated>
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