Sell away: The N.C. commerce department ranked concord mills as the state's top tourist destination last year.(Tattle Tales)(Brief Article)

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Sell away: The N.C. Commerce Department ranked Concord Mills as the state's top tourist destination last year. The megamall pulled in 15.3 million ...

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