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as posted by the channelTLDR, GeekWire’s daily news rundown, is sponsored by ReachNow.
This week on TLDR, we're looking back at some of the top stories of 2018 so far. Today's topic: Tech companies and workers are changing changes in cities around the country for better and worse, and the impact has been especially notable in GeekWire's hometown of Seattle this year.
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