Thursday's Must Reads
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- DC pushes back on banning city traffic cameras. -- (WaPo)
- Federal employment in DC region falls to 25-year low. -- (WBJ)
- Google cofounder spends a whopping $174 million on two Miami homes. -- (WSJ)
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