The World of Coca-Cola
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			Samantha and Grandma Terry in a moving computerized picture 
			where their faces drifted away like bubbles in a soda.
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			Tyler taking his turn on the computerized display.
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			Tyler looking on as Rodney & Tara become sodaized.
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			Jayden and Drew taking their turn on the screen.
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			The "actual" vault door where the original recipe to Coca-Cola 
			is supposed to be stored.
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			This sign is seen as we left "The Vault" exhibit.
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			Tyler, Sam, Drew, and Jay in a recreated soda fountain.
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			A cool old Coca-Cola sandwich press.
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			A Coca-Cola neon sign.
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			Here is another look at an original Coca-Cola syrup dispenser.
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			This is the first tray to feature a Coca-Cola bottle instead of 
			a glass of Coke.
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			Tyler did his best to quickly recreate the Coca-Cola script logo 
			on this touch screen computer.
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			A Coca-Cola delivery car on display.
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			Some handy Coca-Cola six pack cartons.
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			A variety of Coca-Cola vending machines.
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			Another look at the vending machines on display.
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			Coca-Cola bottles were used as insulators during World War II.
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			Some tiny Coca-Cola bottles (notice the pencil in the front of 
			the display).
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			A Coca-Cola soccer ball.
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			Several Olympic torches on display.
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