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Low flows in the Rio Grande expose sand bars in Albuquerque, N.M., on Tuesday, May 6, 2014. Federal and state water managers are releasing more water this week as part of an effort to mimic spring runoff to get the endangered Rio Grande silvery minnow to spawn. (AP Photo/Susan Montoya Bryan)

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In this June 16, 2013 file photo provided by Great Lakes Exploration Group, diver Jim Nowka of Great Lakes Exploration Group inspects a wooden beam extending from the floor of Lake Michigan that experts believe may be part of the Griffin, a ship that sank in 1679. The timber has been examined by U.S. and French experts and underwent a hospital CT scan and carbon dating to determine its age and whether it once was part of a vessel. Nearly a year later, reports obtained by The Associated Press and interviews with key players reveal sharp divisions over whether the elusive ship has been found. (AP Photo/Great Lakes Exploration Group, David J. Ruck, File)