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Each of the region’s nine data-center sites took years to plan and construct.

“Baseball is still a nineteenth-century construct,” she writes, “born at a time when pocket watches were still in vogue.”

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Now, the New York real-estate industry is abuzz with Barnett’s decision to construct an office building, a property type that has fallen from favor since the pandemic.

"If I had foreseen the risk, I would have closed the hotel myself," he told the hearing which took place inside a specially constructed court room at a local school.

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They constructed a 35-mile earthen berm around the city in an attempt to encircle its one million residents.

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