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  "textContent": "For most of modern history, countries competed through geography, natural resources, military strength, and industrial output. Today, a different kind of competition is emerging. Increasingly, nations are competing for many of the same things startups fight over every day: talent, investment, customers, attention, and market share. Governments around the world are investing heavily in attracting […]",
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