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Minority Companies Left Out of the Loop in San Diego?

By Eric Wolff

San Diego CityBeat | May 23, 2007

The public trough will hold $1.2 billion in capital maintenance and construction anticipated in the city over the next four years; enormous companies are smacking their lips, while small businesses, -- particularly those owned by women and people of color -- stand nervously.

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