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Bonaventure Cemetery: Its moss-covered oaks and decrepit tombs provided the chills in "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil."
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English football's governing body is an odd amalgam of hot young deal-chasers, conscientious administrators, moss-covered committee men and enemies within who sense, correctly, that power has long since left the building and relocated to the goliaths of the Premier League.
Advance of the Premier League has rendered English football impotent | Paul Hayward
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Dub and Crank were standing on a moss-covered stone patio, staring at a lump in the leaves.
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The funny thing is, Jimmy Carter, I mean Barack Obama, is going to leave things in such shambles (think FDR), a cool moist moss-covered rock would be able to beat him in 2012.
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Its wood had a greenish tinge, like that of the moss-covered trees.
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Its wood had a greenish tinge, like that of the moss-covered trees.
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So the trip isn't totally kitsch, you can continue up to the Hoh Rain Forest for a hike among moss-covered giant cedars and spruce.
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The sun is intense, and as the raft glides under towering bamboo arches, past fern-shrouded groves and over rippling shoals my rafter points out a narrow passageway of moss-covered stone.
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Up ahead a short gravel walkway leads to a whitewashed wooden ramp, then I discern a small moss-covered house camouflaged by fir trees and confined within an old chain-link fence.
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Dub and Crank were standing on a moss-covered stone patio, staring at a lump in the leaves.
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