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topic Business • www.entrepreneur.com • 11 hours ago

What Does It Take to Keep the American Dream Alive? Ask a Small Business Owner.

What Does It Take to Keep the American Dream Alive? Ask a Small Business Owner.
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Why This Matters

Entrepreneurial stories like this show how innovation and determination can create positive change and opportunities.
As America celebrates its 250th birthday, it’s important that we also celebrate the people who make it work every day.
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