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- "Civil war reenactments, wax museums, simulated coal mines, fake ethnic restaurants, an ersatz Medieval castle and other re-created worlds that thrive all across America. Ira Glass discusses Umberto Eco and the theme restaurant Medieval Times and Jack Hitt discusses dinosaur re-creations."
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- "Simulated worlds"