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Virginia Tech outpaces George Mason in plans for Amazon's HQ2
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Amazon rebrands Amazon Go Grocery to Amazon Fresh, closes Seattle-area store near Microsoft HQ
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Amazon Chooses Industrial New York City and Suburban Washington for HQ2 | 2018-11-15 | Architectural Record
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