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- noun Plural form of
Maryland .
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Examples
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Agree with what everyone else said about canada and the midmest, but also Marylands Eastern Shore has been producing some big bucks (antlers wise), along with Kentucky as well.
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Marylands Eastern Shore is a great spot for big bucks and everyone overlooks it.
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Agree with what everyone else said about canada and the midmest, but also Marylands Eastern Shore has been producing some big bucks (antlers wise), along with Kentucky as well.
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Marylands Eastern Shore is a great spot for big bucks and everyone overlooks it.
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The following Wednesday is the evening before Thanksgiving, and I will be at my mother-in-laws house on Marylands Eastern Shore and so will have to miss the class to which we will each bring our own prefrosted cake and prepare to transfer a design turkeys, footballs, pumpkins, and pilgrim hats are the examples and decorate it; students are encouraged to make something festive for Thanksgiving dinner.
Let Me Eat Cake Leslie F. Miller 2009
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In an official sense, it began twelve years ago when, as faculty colleagues, we launched the National Security Council Project at the University of Marylands Center for International and Security Studies.
In the Shadow of the Oval Office Ivo H. Daalder 2009
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When Maryland passed a computer-services tax, its burgeoning technology sector threatened to relocate to neighboring Virginia, which had no such tax.7 Maryland repealed the tax.8 But other states learned from Marylands experience.
Liberty and Tyranny Mark R. Levin 2009
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In an official sense, it began twelve years ago when, as faculty colleagues, we launched the National Security Council Project at the University of Marylands Center for International and Security Studies.
In the Shadow of the Oval Office Ivo H. Daalder 2009
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In an official sense, it began twelve years ago when, as faculty colleagues, we launched the National Security Council Project at the University of Marylands Center for International and Security Studies.
In the Shadow of the Oval Office Ivo H. Daalder 2009
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On a fondant-covered cake round, that foilcovered circle all bakers use, are mallets, buttered ears of corn, a single crab, and a tin of Old Bay Marylands famous seafood spiceall made of the rolled marshmallow stuff.
Let Me Eat Cake Leslie F. Miller 2009
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