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  3. AZ spent $2.1 million on golf, Super Bowl tickets to woo CEOs. It may be unconstitutional.
AZ spent $2.1 million on golf, Super Bowl tickets to woo CEOs. It may be  unconstitutional.

AZ spent $2.1 million on golf, Super Bowl tickets to woo CEOs. It may be unconstitutional.

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AZ spent $2.1 million on golf, Super Bowl tickets to woo CEOs. It may be  unconstitutional.
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