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'Breathing' Lenin exhibit causes a stir
At Moscow's exhibition centre visitors expect to see statues and paintings. Or even a life-size statue of Vladimir Lenin, the founder of the Soviet Union. But not one that breathes. Displayed in a dark room meant to replicate Lenin's famous Mausoleum in Moscow's Red Square, the mildly animated model made of wax is causing quite a stir among visitors.
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Your government: A closer look at the operations of traffic court
Atlanta’s traffic court needs work, including upgraded computers and judges working outside the usual business hours.
Bill rises for shuttles at Atlanta airport’s new terminal
To keep average wait times to five minutes or less, the airport is spending more than three times the original amount it originally expected on shuttles.
Personal Journeys: Mr. Collins goes to Washington
Georgia’s newest member of Congress sleeps on a cot, showers in the gym and finds the hardest part is being away from home.
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