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50th Arizona Legislature earns ‘most pro-small business’ tag

Guest Opinion//May 25, 2012//

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50th Arizona Legislature earns ‘most pro-small business’ tag

50th Arizona Legislature earns ‘most pro-small business’ tag

Guest Opinion//May 25, 2012//

Farrell Quinlan
Arizona’s 2012 legislative session picked up where the 2011 session left off — aspiring to be the most pro-small business Legislature in Arizona’s history....

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