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September 2012
The Digicel building in downtown Kingston might not be ready for occupation this month as scheduled, but already, the imposing facility has improved the landscape of downtown Kingston.
For months, The Gleaner has been tracking the development, and the change has been mind-boggling.
Here is a look at the development over the last 18 months.
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