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Select entire rows with most recent date only. No duplicates

I have this selectSelect Jobstop.PODdatetime Date_Time, job.routenumber Route, Stop.Name Location, Jobstop.PODName, Case When Jobstop.PODSign IS NOT NULL Then 'Electronic' End AS PODsign, JobStop.ArriveDateTimeSource ArriveScan, Pie...

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