Afternoons with Art Terrell

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Afternoons with Art Terrell - Jul. 9 2010, 4:30pm-5:00pm

Fri, 9 Jul 2010

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" Senator dog stuff this is a little -- very."

" I travel on you're not now and let. It on and on the left I. Won five northbound. At a bar earlier out of the roadway is often rise. -- you're still backed up. Right in the city can northbound it's Turner Field -- the -- it's not create any kind nor on this study from locust -- to 67 find. And Auburn North Atlanta on our street road northbound right dry. -- dean and it. Slowed over the roadway. --"

" You yeah yeah. -- yeah."

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" And thousands yeah."

" So yeah."

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