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In this May 20, 2014 photo, Lillian Johnson walks back to the car after visiting the graves of her husband, two sons and nephews who are buried at the Lower Wild Rice and Red River Cemetery near Wild Rice, N.D. Johnson has buried her husband and other family members in the tiny cemetery in southeastern North Dakota that would be threatened by a flood protection project meant to save the state’s largest city. (AP Photo/Jesse Trelstad)

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In this May 20, 2014 photo, Luke Brakke straightens an American flag at the Clara Cemetery near Comstock, Minn. Brakke has four generations of family members buried in the cemetery that would be threatened by a flood protection project meant to save the state’s largest city. (AP Photo/Jesse Trelstad)

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In this May 20, 2014 photo a No Fargo Dam sticker is seen on the bumper of a truck as residents opposing the Red River diversion project gather at the Lower Wild Rice and Red River cemetery near Wild Rice, N.D. The residents of the small North Dakota town are opposed to a proposed channel that would move water around the Fargo area in times of serious flooding and would instead inundate farmland and other rural areas, including at least six cemeteries. (AP Photo/Jesse Trelstad)

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In this May 20, 2014 photo a flag placed on a grave at the Lower Wild Rice and Red River Cemetery near Wild Rice, N.D. The residents of the small North Dakota town are opposed to a proposed channel that would move water around the Fargo area in times of serious flooding and would instead inundate farmland and other rural areas, including at least six cemeteries. (AP Photo/Jesse Trelstad)

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In this May 20, 2014 photo residents opposing the Red River diversion gather at the Lower Wild Rice and Red River cemetery near Wild Rice, N.D., to talk about developments. The residents of the small North Dakota town are opposed to a proposed channel that would move water around the Fargo area in times of serious flooding and would instead inundate farmland and other rural areas, including at least six cemeteries. (AP Photo/Jesse Trelstad)

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In this May 20, 2014 photo Eddie Bernhardson visits the grave of his great grandparents at the Clara Cemetery near Comstock, Minn. This cemetery could be threatened by a flood protection project meant to save the state's largest city. (AP Photo/Jesse Trelstad)

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In this May 20, 2014 photo, Lillian Johnson visits her husband and two sons who are buried at the Lower Wild Rice and Red River Cemetery near Wild Rice, N.D. Lillian Johnson has buried her husband and other family members in a tiny southeastern North Dakota cemetery that would be threatened by a flood protection project meant to save the state's largest city. (AP Photo/Jesse Trelstad)