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  • In 2007, Black Box Voting embarked on a year-long investigative series examining elections in what we call the Moonshine territories – reputedly the most corrupt local governments in America.

    Moonshine America? Collapse of the 'Trust Me' elections model 2007

  • "Very true, Bob; a chap without a mouth would be like a ship without a companion hatch; -- talking about that, the combings of my mouth are rather dry -- what do you say, Bob, shall we call Moonshine?"

    Olla Podrida Frederick Marryat 1820

  • Watman’s new book, Chasing the White Dog: An Amateur Outlaw’s Adventures in Moonshine, brings the image up to date.

    Hipster Moonshine 2010

  • Watman’s new book, Chasing the White Dog: An Amateur Outlaw’s Adventures in Moonshine, brings the image up to date.

    Hipster Moonshine 2010

  • Watman’s new book, Chasing the White Dog: An Amateur Outlaw’s Adventures in Moonshine, brings the image up to date.

    Hipster Moonshine 2010

  • This casino spectacle, titled "Moonshine Follies," was unfolding on a stage not in Las Vegas, which is synonymous with the elaborate stage production, but in Atlantic City, where such shows died out in the 1990s after a comparatively brief East Coast run.

    The Seattle Times 2011

  • Continuing with the Cal Leandros UF series -- finished "Moonshine" the 2nd book.

    True Romance & Friday Book Club Nalini Singh 2009

  • Or in those locales where the local community has mandated that it remain illegal (After all, their is still a thriving 'Moonshine' industry despite the legality of alcohol).

    Drugs Should Be Legal 2009

  • And, you know, like "Moonshine," that's part of what that song's about, sitting there with Old Gabe.

    North Mississippi Allstars' 'Electric Blue Watermelon' 2005

  • (Soundbite of "Moonshine") Mr.L. DICKINSON: (Singing) Old Gabe used to blow up and down the picnic ground with Bobby Ray Watson and young Kenny Brown.

    North Mississippi Allstars' 'Electric Blue Watermelon' 2005

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