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The document is a petition for rehearing submitted by Juneth Steubing to the Supreme Court of Texas, challenging the denial of her previous petition for review against the City of Killeen. The petitioner argues that a recent court opinion (City of Waco v. Kelley) necessitates a new hearing due to unlawful conduct affecting the original hearing examiner's decision. The motion requests that the Supreme Court grant a new hearing before an unbiased examiner to ensure fair legal proceedings.

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