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In this July 18, 2014 picture, a CSX freight train pulling empty hopper cars rolls past Caperton Transportation Center in Martinsburg, W.Va. The station serves commuters who make their way to and from Washington, D.C. Hours away from the political establishment in the capital city of Charleston, West Virginia’s eastern panhandle is growing and generating political muscle in a shriveling state. It's a fast-growing bedroom community for Washington, D.C., and it's helping shape a shift to the right with many stronghold conservative counties. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)
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