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FILE - In this Oct. 8, 2013 file photo, Grand Canyon National Park Superintendent Dave Uberuaga speaks at the blocked entrance of the Grand Canyon. Uberuaga has chosen retirement over a transfer after being told the park needed new leadership. The decision comes months after federal investigators found a longstanding pattern of sexual harassment in the Grand Canyon's now-former river district. Uberuaga told employees in an email Tuesday, May 17, 2016 that he declined an offer from National Park Service director Jon Jarvis to transfer to Washington, D.C (AP Photo/Matt York,File)
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