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In this Aug. 8, 2019 photo, construction crews continue the rebuilding of the Sperry Chalet dormitory in Glacier National Park, Mont., after it was nearly destroyed by a 2017 fire. Crews work 10-hour shifts, eight days straight before hiking out to take six days off. They hope to complete the work by Oct. 1 so the chalet can be open for visitors next summer. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake via AP)

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FILE - In this Dec. 13, 2014 file photo the Portland skyline is visible on the west bank of the Willamette River in Portland, Ore. The city of Portland has released a map and database showing about 1,800 unreinforced masonry buildings that may be vulnerable to shaking during an earthquake if they are not structurally retrofitted. These buildings were generally constructed before the 1960's using brick with little to no steel reinforcement in the walls. (AP Photo/Don Ryan, file)

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George Washington is one of several prominent figures in American history who were members of the Masonic fraternity. (Associated Press)

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