Atlanta
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Atlanta was plundered by the Union army during the Civil War. (See Sherman's march to the sea.)
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The Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow tracker estimated as recently as Monday that real GDP in the U.S. was on track to grow 2% in the first quarter.
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Airports in New York, Atlanta, New Orleans and Houston have experienced the highest percentage of callouts, according to DHS, with nearly half the TSA workforce at Houston’s William P. Hobby Airport calling out.
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Next week, though, he is flying to Atlanta, and he has been following reports of long lines at the airport.
Members of the Forth in Atlanta, meanwhile, can hang out by the rooftop pool and join in Pilates classes before enjoying a priority reservation at buzzy Il Premio.
That has led to longer-than-usual security lines at a number of busy airports, such as those in Atlanta and Houston.
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