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Top Tweets from Black Friday in Atlanta

By Erica Hernandez
Nov 27, 2015

Social media may have been flooded with videos of fights and chaos but Atlanta shoppers seemed pretty tame.

Atlanta's Black Friday was complete with coffee, long lines, heavy security, late nights, early mornings and above all: deals.

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