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In a way, the Groundhogs were a lot more experimental than Yes or anything like that.
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Light-hearted and great fun, this book has been called a Groundhogs Day for children.
Kids Lit 2009
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If, nonethless, resigning ourselves to a kind of Groundhogs Day version of electoral law, as TomH reasonably proposes we are likely to continue to live, one could examine the extant proportional theories and propose that the justice department start rearranged electoral votes for president as there should never be a black president, statistically speaking.
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Tuesday: "Groundhogs" story time and craft for preschoolers with Miss Mary, 10: 30 a.m.,
Berks county news 2010
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Game pays little atention after a few days of shooting, so ask the Landowner if he wants you to kill Yotes, Foxes, Groundhogs and P/Dogs and what-ever he says.
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Game pays little atention after a few days of shooting, so ask the Landowner if he wants you to kill Yotes, Foxes, Groundhogs and P/Dogs and what-ever he says.
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Groundhogs are typically shy creatures, Vaughan goes on to explain, and they can become easily upset when confronted by throngs of people, loud noises and camera flashes
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Groundhogs and skunks also tend to be a problem, especially for gardeners, she said.
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Groundhogs are generally non-territorial, but they will not allow others in their tunnel.
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