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Proof: 1912 Sausalito tugboat bought for $8K in 1982 now listed as a $1M floating home after $800K price cut

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1a30b5ab92fb142974afe6ceaf619590a2e6077c1ccb8bf887537b263c3cf4c9

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1. Hash the record: sha256sum headline-1a30b5ab92fb.json prints 1a30b5ab92fb142974afe6ceaf619590a2e6077c1ccb8bf887537b263c3cf4c9. Its first twelve characters are the end of this record's address.
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