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Blackbeard had many names, and there is a mystery about his origins but there is a consensus that he was a bully.
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Cameron Morrison was a successful politician, public servant, lawyer and farmer.
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Mrs. George N. Harward believes firmly in the brotherhood of man and travels teaching children about Christian love and creative goodwill. She appears before these groups with a suitcase full of dolls from all over the world and stories to go with them.
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Smack in the middle of Winston-Salem, North Carolina's business district is sleep village right out of the year 1800. Old Salem, originally founded by German Moravians, has come to life again, inspired by the restoration of Colonial Williamsburg.
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The South Carolina-Wake Forest football game is now \"The Carrousel Bowl\" in Charlotte, as part of the giant Carolina's Carrousel.
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