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    <description>After decades of watching production lines migrate overseas, American manufacturers are engineering a powerful reversal. From semiconductor plants rising in the heartland to textile mills reopening in the Carolinas, the reshoring movement is rewriting the rules of domestic industry — and putting Americans back to work in the process.</description>
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