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PRI19980303.2000.2550_0 | Documents Creation Time: <t133>19980303</t133> <t135>Tomorrow</t135> the board of supervisors of Loudon county, Virginia, will <ei539>vote</ei539> on whether a school <t138>now</t138> <ei540>located</ei540> in Mount Vernon can <ei541>relocate</ei541> to their county. In some respects, that's typical county business, but <t139>tomorrow</t139>'s <ei542>vote</ei542> has international <ei543>implications</ei543>. The board will <ei544>decide</ei544> whether the Islamic Saudi Academy, <ei545>funded</ei545> by the government of Saudi Arabia, can <ei546>move</ei546> to Ashburn village, Virginia. But local residents have not exactly <ei547>laid</ei547> out the red carpet for their would be neighbors. The World's Nancy Marshalll has our story. | [
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