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      <title>Before an emergency hearing, the Kennedy Center&apos;s board threatens to demolish it</title>
      <description>A lawsuit seeks to block President Trump&apos;s name from going back on the center. The center&apos;s board warns that if renovation plans don&apos;t go forward, it may be demolished.</description>
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