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"(The clerk's) upset with the staffing. She refuses to do any more (ceremonies)," the bride said, choking back tears as she used a brown paper bathroom towel to wipe her eyes.
Her groom, Harold Poueriet, 22, all decked out in a white Armani shirt with gray pinstripes, said, "(The clerk) says she's tired and she's hungry."
But Ortiz's wedding day was saved when a lawyer, court officers and a judge stepped in for the weak and weary clerk and performed the ceremony Friday.
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