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This undated photo provided by the Office of the Inspector General, Department of Homeland Security shows   houses used by Border Patrol agents who live in Ajo, Ariz. The federal government spent about $17 million on housing in Ajo after doubling the number of agents from 2004 to 2008. A watchdog report found that the government overspent by millions, paying nearly $700,000 per house in Ajo when the average home cost there is less than $90,000. (AP Photo/Office of the Inspector General, Department of Homeland Security) Business

Report: Border Patrol homes cost $680,000 each

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Conservationists: Proposed habitat could hurt mine

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Banner, University of Arizona to merge

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Judge rules against Sierra Vista development

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Brewer vetoes controversial ride-sharing bill

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Arizona Senate sides with ridesharing services Uber, Lyft

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Court extends stay on new Arizona abortion rules

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Arizona Senate committee approves Super Bowl bill

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Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer won’t seek third term

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Arizona House rejects bill for 2nd time

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House OKs ‘revenge porn’ bill, sends it to Senate

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UNM grad student lands in science journal

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