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A Georgia Building Authority employee paints sample sections of a fence outside the Georgia state Capitol, Wednesday, Oct. 6, 2020, in Atlanta. Gov. Brian Kemp has approved a plan to spend $5 million to ring the block holding the Capitol with a fence and make other security improvements after months of protests against racial injustice and seeking to remove a Confederate statue on the lawn. The Republican Kemp says the fence is needed but Democrats and those aligned with protesters say it shows a government afraid of its own people (Riley Bunch/The Daily Times via AP)

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