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A 1,000-acre land purchase in the Tri-Cities, by an out of state firm to build a data center, is testing the typical party political alliances in a race for Congress.]]> A 1,000-acre land purchase in the Tri-Cities, by an out of state firm to build a data center, is testing the typical party political alliances in a race for Congress.]]>
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