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      <title>Geocoding and Accessing Google Doc using Python Script</title>
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      <description>I have a list of around 1000+ churches that contains the name of the church, simple address, the residing priest and some contains mass schedules. I thought it will be nice if we can get the latitude and longitude based on the given address.
The way I do it before is to manually search the address in Google Maps and get the latitude/location by centering the marker and executing the javascript below:</description>
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