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U N E Lenox R NORTHLAKE PKY O GEORGIA Buckhead R D W H M W E Doubletree Hotel N NORTHSIDE PKY D 47 S R TransferR to the Gold Line for service between Lindbergh Center and O W O E PAC N IDLEWOOD RD B W E O X V I S B Atlanta Northlake N F O D T L R the Airport. 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