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This morning The Washington Examiner noted how Abdullahi Barrow’s “eminence” allowed him to obtain an engineering license in 2008 despite having failed the exam at least seven times. (That license, in turn, enabled his company to obtain city subcontracts that are now at the center of an investigation.)

Board of Professional Engineers spokesman Clive Cooks says that licenses for “eminence” are rare.

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