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			<description>&lt;i>The Tennessean&lt;/i>'s beginnings in May 1907, signs of change on two fronts in May 1879, and the desegregation of Nashville's police force in May 1948&lt;br>&lt;b>[Article available without subscription]&lt;/b>
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