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As superstorm Sandy flooded Atlantic City, New Jersey, one area was shielded from damage by dunes constructed at taxpayer expense: casinos and other beachfront businesses and homes.
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Taxpayer storm shield protects Atlantic City casinos as poor take on water
(via Bloomberg) · November 5, 2012 · 8:57 AM
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