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Solar eclipse will draw throngs of visitors to unlikely hotspots
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1:42Now PlayingThe locations where the eclipse will be most visible will see surges of people eager to catch the eclipse on April 8. Hotel and other prices have gone way up as a result in cities like Buffalo, Cleveland and Indianapolis. NBC News' Jesse Kirsch reports.
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