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A new design for sleeper cars based on airline lie-flat seats could open up new possibilities for the European market

For a museum that's dedicated to the signs that tell us where to go, the American Sign Museum in Cincinnati may be a little shy on its own publicity, since an expansion that doubled its size two months ago has only recently been noticed by national media. Located in a former factory building in a (not surprisingly) industrial neighborhood, the museum saw 60,000 visitors last year to its exhibits which cover 100 years of American sign history. With the expansion that now uses the entire...

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