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Rushford said he does not know how many provisional ballots there are because they were immediately put under lock and key when the polls closed Tuesday night.
“The coffee inventory was put under lock and key,” the Atlantic staffer said.
The museum's collection of around 100 buses, coaches and battery electric vehicles will be displayed in all their glory before being put under lock and key.
 
 
 
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