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By Nancy Amdur The Golden State Warriors on Friday took a step toward making San Francisco the team’s new home after closing on its purchase of the 12-acre Mission Bay site slated to hold its proposed stadium. The announcement comes 18 months after the Warriors purchased an option on the site from cloud-computing company Salesforce. […]

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