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      <video:description>Army veteran and firefighter Normand Dumais Jr. received completely remodeled smart home in North Myrtle Beach, SC from Tunnel to Tower&#39;s foundation. He and his wife, Amanda, discuss their experience. Aug. 31, 2026.</video:description>
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