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The SS United States Conservancy and its landlord have resolved a rent dispute.
The dispute stemmed from a decision by Penn Warehousing to double the ship’s daily dockage to $ 1,700 .
The lengthy process of cleaning, transporting and sinking the vessel is expected to take at least 1.5 years .
The deal still needs final approval from a federal judge.
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