manned by border patrol and expert marksmen made up of bunkers and cross trained pill boxes every 250 yards from sea to shining sea? Would this not be an effective way of deterring illegal immigration in that sector?
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The answer isn’t charles mason and jeremiah dixon.
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What can you tell me about Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon.
What role did they play in the colonial history of Maryland?
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Is the Mason-Dixon Line alive and well?
pertaining to the Auto-Bridge Loan.
Altair 1— If by “honest” you mean government subsidized . then no thanks, I throw my government fish back.
stop calling the kettle black…….
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I cannot make cornbread to save my life.
It is shameful ,dry, and bland.
I have a cast iron skillet passed on to me from my grandma and i hate to taint its good name .
Please give me your best, and I am not afraid of bacon grease.
I just want to know how you do it. Thanks !
Thanks !! Sounds great !
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I am trying to find a map that shows where the Mason-Dixon Line runs and/or shows how the states were separated in the civil war.
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