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Noah Hughes tests concrete, soils and building materials at an engineering laboratory in Jersey City, New Jersey. His earlier background includes performing slump tests and field inspections on commercial job sites. Hughes received an associate degree in civil engineering technology. In his free time, he crochets heavy winter blankets from scrap yarn.

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