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It may have been thebargain of the century: In 1922, James D. Dolepurchased the Hawaiian island of Lanai for$1.1 million. Dole put the island to work producing (what else?) pine-apples. At its peak, Lanai produced75 percent of the world’s pineapples, earning thetitle Pineapple Isle. Now less than one of its 140square miles grows the fruit.
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