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Just how empty is GM's Renaissance Center?

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As General Motors prepares to pull out of the Renaissance Center next year, officials are working to map out a game plan for the future of Michigan's tallest building overlooking the Detroit River and Windsor, Ontario, beyond.   (DEAN STORM/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS)
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