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Those lightweights at Dallas City Hall didn't go full-frat with, say, a blue-painted bare chest workday to support the Mavericks before tonight's big game. But with a few gallon jugs of pond water-tint technology, the city's taking care of business today atop a shimmering pool of deep Mavs blue.
At 10 this morning, the city's pond maintenance/glee club was just getting started on the reflecting pool, in hip waders and thick rubber gloves, scattering a few drops of chemical every few steps -- a fine photo op for the kids, and a guarantee that hardly anything's living in that plaza's water today.
Jump for a few more shots of the city's blue lagoon.
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