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Senate Bill Would Make Opportunity Zone Program Permanent
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The scourge of the non-compete clause
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Opportunity Zones have quietly become America’s most effective housing program
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More Opportunity Zones Could Be Added Under House Proposal To Extend Program
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Save the Opportunity Zones before it’s too late
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