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			<description>This week in our history: Citizens mobilizing against the Red Menace, and deadlocked Democrats trying to choose a U.S. senator... Also: A bizarre little magazine emerges from Nashville's 1980s rock scene&lt;br>&lt;b>[Article available without subscription]&lt;/b></description>
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			<description>Three tales of neighbors and visitors in 20th-century Nashville -- and their impact on the Opry, the economy and the civil rights struggle&lt;br>&lt;b>[Article available without subscription]&lt;/b></description>
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			<title>Nashville now and then: Southern hospitality</title>
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