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New Orleans a City of Paradoxes During Mardi Gras

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Members of Third Line Productions Traditional New Orleans Jazz Bands dance down Bourbon Street in New Orleans' French Quarter, Feb. 27, 2006.

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Members of Third Line Productions Traditional New Orleans Jazz Bands dance down Bourbon Street in New Orleans' French Quarter, Feb. 27, 2006.

In the Lower Ninth ward, the collapsing houses are too dangerous to even try to retrieve belongings.
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In the Lower Ninth ward, the collapsing houses are too dangerous to even try to retrieve belongings.

In the Lower Ninth ward, the collapsing houses are too dangerous to even try to retrieve belongings.
Andrea Hsu, NPR

In the Lower Ninth ward, the collapsing houses are too dangerous to even try to retrieve belongings.

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February 27, 2006

Six months after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans is a city of revelry --- and a city of despair. A city where some neighborhoods are up and running, and others are a wasteland. A city where some have found a new calling, and some can no longer cope. Robert Siegel and Michele Norris report from New Orleans.

This report was produced by Andrea Hsu.

 
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