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Mourning the loss of Circuit City? Color in a few unicorns.

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With six empty stores in Richmond, it's time to start thinking about how to bring color back to shuttered Circuit City.  Maybe it's a unicorn stable, or a project for that chippy master carpenter, Bob the Builder. Or a new home for Oscar. Seriously, it's good real estate. So get out the Crayolas — we recommend atomic tangerine or electric lime — and get started.

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