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An autistic boy, Sinclair Coffer, a senior from Fulton County, Ga., is being denied his diploma although he had good grades. The only problem is with his math. Coffer has not been able to pass the math exam because he keeps forgetting the steps.
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A police officer from DeKalb County is in hot water for the third time in 7 months. He is now in trouble for kicking a pregnant woman in the stomach.
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South Ossetia the breakaway region from Georgia has held a run-off vote to elect a leader following months of political turmoil.
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Bremen -
A second grader bravely fought off her would-be kidnapper in the toy aisle of a Georgia Walmart store on Wednesday.
The suspected man was caught on surveillance and later brought into custody.
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A six-legged hermaphrodite lamb born in a tiny village in the former Soviet republic of Georgia is winning international fame.
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A claim that the Mayans left stone ruins in the mountains of North Georgia has sparked a controversy. The claim was made by Richard Thornton, an architect, who says he has been studying the history of the native people of southeastern United States.
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Waco -
A business in west Georgia has a new company policy: "We are not hiring until Obama is gone." U.S. Cranes, LLC has posted signs on trucks that will be visible on all roads, highways and interstates.
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Toccoa -
The FBI, on Tuesday, arrested four men in Georgia, on allegations of attempting biological terrorist attack on the United States. The U.S. Justice Department says the men were planning to buy explosives and produce a biological toxin weapon.
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Rome -
A Baptist university in Rome, Georgia, in the US has demanded that its employees sign a statement pledging they are not gay. Any employee who fails to sign risks losing his employment at the University.
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Fifty-one teams competed in the 2011 USGA Women's State Team Championship, and even though Georgia emerged as the victor, members of Team Arkansas are pleased with their performance and enjoyed the experience.
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Georgia's entrepreneurs compete for investment on reality TV show
 Police in Georgia handcuffed a kindergartner after the girl threw a tantrum at school, and the police chief defended the action.
The authorities in Georgia have declared a state of emergency and sent troops into the capital, Tbilisi, after severe flooding.
Could there be Mayan ruins in North Georgia? A researcher there wrote online that ancient ruins in the area were remarkably similar to Mayan structures in Central America. A University of Georgia archeologist called the argument "bunk." Hundreds of web users piled on.
 Assailants targeted Israeli diplomats in India and Georgia in near-simultaneous strikes Monday that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blamed on archenemy Iran, and its Lebanese proxy, Hezbollah.
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