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The World Anti-Doping Agency has called it a “dangerous and irresponsible” undertaking.

In the next six weeks, Brookfield and Santee Cooper will undertake a “project feasibility” review, and potentially try to ink deals with power buyers—which could include data center operators.

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Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited the site, which is a short drive from Gaza, on Friday and called it a "historic" undertaking.

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Builders are not required to be licensed to trade even if they are undertaking jobs worth tens of thousands of pounds.

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Analysts said the vote was more about the country’s fractious domestic politics than a serious attempt to undertake what would be seen by Washington, European capitals and the Arab world as an extremely provocative move.

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