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- proper noun Alternative form of
Pennsylvania .
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Examples
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She will forget the boost you gave her in Pensylvania and will show a lot of dissatisfaction.
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One of your endorsement in Pensylvania tell yesterday that Hillary had 33% plus in the pole and Obama cut it to 10%.
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CNN you will never learn, remember your poll in Pensylvania for Obami baby, here you go again with Indiana, are you going to shrink the numbers down by monday like you did for the win in PA, shame on you.
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I know that a lot of people in Pensylvania are, you cowards.
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She was out of money in Pensylvania and now again in Indiana.
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Yet note how the scientist from the Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pensylvania responded.
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Quaker, with the Inhabitants of the Country, now, after his Name called Pensylvania, a little before the Revolution in 1668.
An Enquiry into the Truth of the Tradition, Concerning the Discovery of America, by Prince Madog ab Owen Gwynedd, about the Year, 1170 John Williams 1762
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The three Upper counties (strictly called Pensylvania) emitted upon Loan £15,000 in Bills, and A. 1724 emitted
A Discourse Concerning the Currencies of the British Plantations in America 1739
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I regret Horace that I cannot urge you to accompany me — yet perhaps you may follow me. at least remember that if you marry soon, there are a number of men of science genius & virtue who will gladly receive you in Pensylvania. to a community where the only care will be that of making each other happy. would to God you could marry early in the spring & accompany us. would to God you could share in the toil
Letter 99 1794
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Currency continued Silver Proclamation Value, until A. 1723: The three Upper counties (strictly called Pensylvania) emitted upon Loan £15,000 in Bills, and A. 1724 emitted £30,000 more; but A. 1726 finding that in strictness of the two preceeding Acts £6100 part of the Capital of £45,000 was sunk, the Encouragers of Paper Money procured an Act for re-emitting what should be annually paid in of the remainder by the Borrowers; and A. 1729 emitted £30,000 which have generally been continued out by re-emitting Acts from Time to Time.
A Discourse Concerning the Currencies of the British Plantations in America 1740
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