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Google provides free Internet to total dwelling city

Google Inc. on Wednesday plans to provide free, high-speed Internet access to everyone in its Silicon Valley dwelling city — a hospitable gesture that the web seek leader hopes to see spread to other components of the country.
Google Inc. on Wednesday plans to offer free, high-speed Internet access to everyone in its Silicon Valley home town — a hospitable gesture that the online search leader hopes to see spread to other parts of the country.

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