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The Berlin Christmas market we visit is surrounded by a fence with large, concrete blocks placed along it, while a police car patrols one of the entrances.

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Any Arizona teen graduating high school in the top 25% of their class or whose score in college entrance exams is roughly in the top quarter qualifies for enrollment at ASU.

Its entrance is sealed with a crude brick-and-mud wall, and an overgrown bougainvillea, bright with pink blooms, spills over the front boundary.

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At these parks, all visitors, regardless of where they live, will pay the same rate for an entrance fee or daily pass, a spokeswoman said.

The veteran actor only used a stunt double for her very last scene, in which the entranced children attack Gladys.

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