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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- A river rising on the eastern slope of the Blue Ridge Mountains in western North Carolina and flowing about 240 km (150 mi) southeast then south to Columbia, South Carolina, where it joins the Saluda River to form the Congaree.
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The French planted a colony in South Carolina, and gave the name Port Royal to the harbor and what is now called Broad River; but they were driven off by the
The Continental Monthly, Vol. 1, No. 4, April, 1862 Devoted To Literature And National Policy Various
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Senate, and the answer you often get is some variation of this: "Don't know the cat," says Glenn Johnson as he cuts Troy Boulware's hair in his shop on Broad River.
A week later, and Greene's Senate nomination is still a mystery for S.C. 2010
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COLUMBIA, S.C. -- Proprietors and shop managers in the strip malls along Broad River and Two Notch roads take pride in visits from political candidates.
A week later, and Greene's Senate nomination is still a mystery for S.C. 2010
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The word "conspiracy" can be heard quite frequently in the shops of the Broad River and Two Notch roads area.
A week later, and Greene's Senate nomination is still a mystery for S.C. 2010
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The word "conspiracy" can be heard quite frequently in the shops of the Broad River and Two Notch roads area.
A week later, and Greene's Senate nomination is still a mystery for S.C. 2010
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COLUMBIA, S.C. -- Proprietors and shop managers in the strip malls along Broad River and Two Notch roads take pride in visits from political candidates.
A week later, and Greene's Senate nomination is still a mystery for S.C. 2010
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Senate, and the answer you often get is some variation of this: "Don't know the cat," says Glenn Johnson as he cuts Troy Boulware's hair in his shop on Broad River.
A week later, and Greene's Senate nomination is still a mystery for S.C. 2010
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COLUMBIA, S.C. -- Proprietors and shop managers in the strip malls along Broad River and Two Notch roads take pride in visits from political candidates.
A week later, and Greene's Senate nomination is still a mystery for S.C. 2010
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The word "conspiracy" can be heard quite frequently in the shops of the Broad River and Two Notch roads area.
A week later, and Greene's Senate nomination is still a mystery for S.C. 2010
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Senate, and the answer you often get is some variation of this: "Don't know the cat," says Glenn Johnson as he cuts Troy Boulware's hair in his shop on Broad River.
A week later, and Greene's Senate nomination is still a mystery for S.C. 2010
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