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1. Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers announces that the state will extend their mask mandate for 60 days.
   2021-01-16 05:05:19 (First version)
2. Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers announces that the state will extend its mask mandate for 60 days.
   2021-01-16 09:06:01 (Update)
3. Governor Tony Evers announces that the state will extend its mask mandate for 60 days.
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