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New Ga. lobbying rules allow for summer travel

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Newspaper finds more than 2,500 uninsured doctors

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Teen pulled from reservoir is identified

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Hotel standoff ends with 2 suspects in custody

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FILE - In this March 31, 2014 file photo, the former residence of Atlanta Archbishop Wilton Gregory sits under construction to be used as a rectory for six priests after Gregory moved to a nearby $2.2 million mansion for his own use in Atlanta. Residents in the neighborhood are objecting to the Archdiocese of Atlanta's plans to renovate the house in the city's upscale Buckhead neighborhood so it can be a home for a group of priests The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports Friday April 18, 2014. (AP Photo/David Goldman, File)

Atlanta residents object to planned priests’ home

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Man sentenced after threat to eat judge’s kids

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Georgia’s share of NFL stadium costs could grow

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DeKalb County school system eyes charter status

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Parents warned after abduction attempts reported

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Deal: Ga. harbor project in ‘regulatory purgatory’

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Bernice King turns in father’s Bible, Nobel prize

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Police wound DJ in shootout at Atlanta nightclub

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6 lottery officials’ pay boosted more than $10,000

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Atlanta streetcar system will likely be delayed

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Economists project solid job growth in Georgia

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Morris Brown aims to sell most of its campus

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** FILE ** In this undated image released by the Georgia Department of Revenue, a new Georgia car tag is shown. Georgia officials are releasing a specialty license plate featuring the Confederate battle flag, infuriating civil rights advocates and renewing a fiery debate. The Georgia Division of the Sons of Confederate Veterans requested that the state issue the new plates. A spokesman says it meant no offense and that people have a right to commemorate their heritage. (AP Photo/Georgia Department of Revenue)

Group puts Confederate flag on Ga. specialty tag

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Ga. Tech student burned over 90 percent of body

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Fulton takes steps to fix problems at county jail

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Police: Man stole cars left during Atlanta storm

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