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 DENVER (AP) - An army of 1,500 mail carriers fanned out across Colorado and Wyoming on Christmas Eve, making rare Sunday deliveries in a bid to get hundreds of thousands of blizzard-delayed packages to their destinations on time.
"This is an unprecedented effort," Postal Service spokesman Al DeSarro said. They all volunteered for the extra duty, he said.
Normally, about 100 carriers would be working on Sunday, he said.
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