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Amusement parks love those heart-stopping vertical drop rides because they don ;t take up much space. But when you ;ve ridden one, you ;ve ridden them all. At least until Busch Gardens ; new 335-foot tall Falcon Fury ride is open to the public. When riders get to the top鈥攁s many as 32 at one time鈥攖heir seats are tilted forward 90 degrees so that they ;re dir
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