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Appeals Court to Hear Arguments Regarding Trump's Ballroom Project

An appeals court will hear arguments regarding President Trump's ballroom project. Construction at the site has persisted amid a pending lawsuit.

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An appeals court will hear arguments regarding President Trump's ballroom project. Construction at the site has persisted amid a pending lawsuit.

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Appeals Court Panel to Hear Arguments Over Trump’s Ballroom

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Appeals Court to Hear Arguments Regarding Trump's Ballroom Project