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   A good rural internet connection can be hard to find, but there are a   
   few that offer quality service at a decent price. Here are the ones   
   we'd recommend.   
      
   By David Anders   
      
   Living in a rural or suburban area has its advantages, but one   
   potential downside is a lack of internet options. For some, broadband   
   service may not even be available at all. But the FCC and internet   
   service providers are looking to change that and close the digital   
   divide by expanding broadband connections to many rural areas that   
   have long gone underserved.   
      
   https://www.cnet.com/home/internet/best-rural-internet/   
      
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