Similar words: sylvan, galvanise, galvanize, open system, galvanometer, biennial, perennial, millennia. Meaning: n. 1. a Mid-Atlantic state; one of the original 13 colonies 2. one of the British colonies that formed the United States 3. a university in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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61 This man, much like his Southern soul mate at the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue, is a survivor.
62 One involved a $ 396 million municipal bond deal for Pennsylvania.
63 After undergoing a magnetic resonance imaging test yesterday at Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia, Gagne was told what doctors had already suspected.
64 Was it right that tiny Delaware should have as many representatives as populous Virginia, Pennsylvania,[Sentencedict.com ] or Massachusetts?
65 Chester, Pennsylvania, paid $ 7 million in judgments in civil suits for police abuse in a period of eighteen months.
66 The decline of the maple began in 1912, in Pennsylvania, and reached the far north in 1932.
67 Gettysburg was then only another Pennsylvania community, its role in the campaign undeveloped.
68 A dozen eleventh-graders in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, made up the first graduating class.
69 Ramsey, who grew up in a quirky Pennsylvania family, went for a long bike ride in August 1968.
70 C Measured against these principles, some aspects of the Pennsylvania informed-consent scheme are unconstitutional.
71 Unemployed after graduating as an architect in 1930, she ended up working as a museum artist in the University of Pennsylvania.
72 Amid the dust and noise of hard-hatted workmen,[sentencedict.com] a very different symbol is arising on Pennsylvania Avenue.
73 Many layers of decaying organic matter built up in Pennsylvania during the Cretaceous, and now it is all coal.
74 Hillary Clinton sneered at a llama that some one brought to a rally in Pennsylvania.
75 Bethlehem Steel, for instance, no longer makes steel at the huge plant around its Pennsylvania headquarters.
76 Kraft was a skinny, harmless kid from Pennsylvania.
77 Ben:- Your accent. Pennsylvania Dutch?
78 Let freedom ring from the heightening Alleghenies of Pennsylvania!
79 They are known as the Pennsylvania Dutch.
80 1859 -- Discovery of petroleum in western Pennsylvania.
81 Let freedom ring from Alleghenies of Pennsylvania.
82 Northeast Pennsylvania has had to pick itself up.
83 She got on the subway train at the 34 th Street Pennsylvania Station.
84 In 1926 professor George Taylor from the University of Pennsylvania came up with the hemline index.
85 According to the Upi.com on December 8, a Pennsylvania old man had an auspicious start to what may be his last deer hunting season, bagging a buck with one shot, the largest he's ever shot.
86 It was the year following a devastating flood in Pennsylvania.
87 The Democratic Party chose for its presidential candidate, a hero of the Civil War- General Winfield Scott Hancock of Pennsylvania.
88 It was built at the University of Pennsylvania . The.
89 The pairings created viable hybrid offspring—identified by their DNA and skulls—that have been found in mid-Atlantic states such as New York and Pennsylvania.
90 It's an "intriguing" conclusion, says geoscientist Kevin Furlong of Pennsylvania State University, University Park.
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