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By Julie Ardery and Bill Bishop
A tiny town, remembering its huge sacrifice in World War II, honors all veterans. Praha, Texas, swells ten times in size and looks to the heavens.
How can rural communities prepare for deadly weather? Storm sirens are too localized and expensive. Radios and text messaging may save more lives.
Winning most votes in both the biggest cities and the smallest towns, John McCain defeats Mike Huckabee and the rest in South Carolina's Republican primary. The Democrats will have their turn Jan. 26.
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