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James DeRosa

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Masters neighbor refuses to sell home despite millions in offers from Augusta golf club

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By James DeRosa Verified
| Fox Business Verified
video Augusta National Golf Club, home to the prestigious Masters tournament, is undergoing ambitious expansion. The club has substantial plans, including parking, housing and even the construction of a second 18-hole course down the road. Despite the buying spree, which has made many Augusta, Georgia, residents instant millionaires, one Georgia family is saying no, thank you.
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Masters neighbor refuses to sell home despite millions in offers from Augusta golf club

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By James DeRosa Verified
| Flipboard
Golf Twitter Had A Field Day Over Jason Day’s Malbon Pants During The First Round Of The Masters... Here Are The Best Reactions! The opening round of the Masters produced a number of stories on Thursday, but it was an item of clothing which seemed to have social media talking …
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Setting a New Standard for Spatial Omics: An Integrated Multiomics Approach

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By James DeRosa Verified, Kathy Vuksanaj
| Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News Verified
By James DeRosa, MPH Technologies are in a constant state of evolution. When we think of cellphones, we expect a new generation to be released every year. Keeping up with demand in the technology space is daunting, but necessary for continued progress. In the field of spatial biology, we see a similar demand. Innovative technologies depreciate over time.
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