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Tourists interacting with Philly's Portal. Photo: Joe Lamberti/Bloomberg via Getty
Philadelphia's Portal could leave the city unless it finds a new home.
Why it matters: The 3.5-ton art installation — the only one in North America — connects Philly with Portal locations on three continents via an all-hours live video feed.
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