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An unseasonable cold snap put a chill on Easter Sunday services across the Southeast and much of the rest of America, moving some events indoors and adding layers over spring frocks.Even baseball had to take a time out mdash; because of snow.The usual courtyard service at Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church in Columbia, South Carolina, had to be moved indoors, said the Rev. Michael Bingham. Sunday morning lows in Columbia dropped to the upper 20s Fahrenheit, the National Weather Service said. Our musicians are worried about their fingers, he said Saturday as the church s plans were being changed.Across much of the eastern two-thirds of the nation, Easter celebrants swapped frills, bonnets and sandals for coats, scarves and heavy socks. Baseball fans huddled in blankets and, instea
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