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ATLANTA A LAND OF CHAUVINISM
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The Record (Bergen County, NJ)
10-19-1992
ATLANTA A LAND OF CHAUVINISM
By BILL PENNINGTON
Date: 10-19-1992, Monday
Section: SPORTS
Edition: 1 Star Early, Also in 1 Star Late, 2 Star B, 2 Star P, 3 Star
Notes: Early version.
ATLANTA -- Geez, and I thought people in New Jersey were paranoid about their
national image.
Nothing compares to the haunting suspicion the good folks of Atlanta
have that the world is snickering a...
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