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Don’t mess with Texas light bulbs
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The upcoming ban on traditional incandescent bulbs is firing up the spirits of some Texans, who are supporting a state law that would allow them to continue using their bulbs of choice. NBC’s Kevin Tibbles reports from Fort Worth, Texas.July 14, 2011
