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A few days SOL$176.02 before the New Hampshire primary vote, midway through a speech at a packed town hall in Nashua, Andrew ETH$2,583.98 Yang began to talk about data.
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“If you received a Data Dividend, how much of it would stay right here in Nashua?” he asked the audience. “Most of it, right? Maybe not all of it – you might get your own Netflix password.” BTC$103,429.91 KSM$21.05 PEPE$0.0₄13768
