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"Some solemn places across the country are asking players of \"Pokemon Go\" to go away.These include Arlington National Cemetery, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, and the Holocaust and Tolerance Museum of New Mexico. Those three sites are among thousands of locations in the \"Pokemon Go\" game.Harold Folley is a guide at the museum in Albuquerque. He said he had no idea it was a place where people could hunt Pokemon with their smartphones.\"I am astounded that anyone who has ever visited this museum would think of it as a place to play a game. I find that personally offensive. This is a very serious remembrance of genocide,\" Folley said.\"Millions of people have suffered and died because of various genocides in our world, and we cover some of them in this museum.\"Folley said the informative site's appearance on the \"Pokemon Go\" list of places to see and visit could reach some people who aren't aware of its existence. He said it could potentially be positive for the museum, but he hopes people will put phones in their pockets once they enter.\"Many of our visitors are walk-ins, they pass the museum and feel that they would be interested in coming in,\" he said.\"By and large, those people are serious.\u00A0 They have an understanding of what they're looking into, and I would not expect them to come in and play games.\"Players do not need to enter the building to search for Pokeballs at the museum. They can access items in the game while across the street or down the road.Other places asking for privacy from players include an Albuquerque hotspot that gets tons of tourists each day. The house in the Northeast Heights used as Walter White's house in \"Breaking Bad\" is also a Pokestop.\"People already stop here enough, I'm sure she doesn't need another reason for people to come by,\" Breaking Bad fan Jared Fritz said as he took photos of the as-seen-on-TV landmark.Homeowner Fran Padilla told Action 7 News she hasn't noticed any increase in traffic due to the game. She said she's seen a couple of people patrolling for Pokemon, but there haven't been any problems so far.Fritz and his friends came to see the house, but checked their \"Pokemon Go\" apps while they were there. They said the results were no better than any other location, one called it \"disappointing,\" and said it's not worth driving distances to visit different Pokestops."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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