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In a Dec. 10, 2014 photo, Casey Helling, from left, Elliot Hintz and Mike Hager, Coyote Station operators, are among employees working long hours and overtime to help bring the station back on line following major damage from a Dec. 4 fire. The plant's 81 workers are putting in overtime to help specialized contractors get the plant back up and running. It likely will be months before the plant can run at full capacity, Plant Manager Brad Zimmerman said. The plant should be running at half capacity by Christmas. (AP Photo/Bismarck Tribune/Lauren Donovan)
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