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Maple: a tree or shrub with lobed leaves, winged fruits, and colorful autumn foliage, grown as an ornamental or for its timber or syrupy sap

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Beaujolais: a light red or white burgundy wine produced in the Beaujolais district of southeastern France

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Hamlet: legendary prince of Denmark, hero of a tragedy by Shakespeare

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Cognac: a high-quality brandy, properly that distilled in Cognac in western France

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Chapin: Harry (1942-1981), an American singer and songwriter known for folk rock songs as well as a dedicated humanitarian who fought to end world hunger

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Oak: a tree that bears acorns as fruit, and typically has lobed deciduous leaves; important source of hard and durable wood

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Arlington: a county in northern Virginia, forming a suburb of Washington; the site of the Pentagon and Arlington National Cemetery

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Argyle: a pattern composed of diamonds of various colors on a plain background, used in knitted garments such as sweaters and socks

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Chablis: a dry white burgundy wine from Chablis in eastern France

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Cypress: an evergreen coniferous tree with small, rounded, woody cones and flattened shoots bearing small, scalelike leaves

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Roosevelt: Theodore (1858-1919), 26th president of the U.S.; responsible for initiating many antitrust laws, and he successfully engineered the U.S. bid to build the Panama Canal

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Poinciana: a tropical tree of the pea family, with showy red or yellow flowers

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Captiva: an island in Lee County in southwest Florida, located just offshore in the Gulf of Mexico

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Lukasik: recorded in over one hundred spelling forms it derives from the ancient Greek given name "Loucas", meaning the man from Lucania, formerly a region of Italy

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Palm Tree: an unbranched evergreen tree with a crown of long feathered of fan-shaped leaves, viewed as a symbol of victory or triumph

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San Juan: the capital and chief port of Puerto Rico, on the northern coast of the island; pop. 437,745

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Avocado: a pear-shaped fruit, Native to Central America, with a rough leathery skin, smooth oily edible flesh, and a large stone 

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Barcelona: a city on the coast of northeastern Spain, capital of Catalonia; pop. 1,653,175

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Monroe: James (1758–1831), 5th president of the U.S., he negotiated and ratified the Louisiana Purchase.

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La Push: a small unincorporated community in Washington, known for its surfing & whale watching, as well as natural beauty

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Mallory: an English surname thought to be derived from a French word meaning "beautiful"

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Mirabelle: a sweet yellow plum-like fruit that is a variety of the greengage

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Goya: Francisco (1746-1828),Spanish painter known for his works concerning the French occupation of Spain

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Yesler: Henry (1810-1892), an entrepreneur considered to be Seattle, Washington's first economic father and first millionaire

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Cherry: a bright or deep red color

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Madison: James (1751-1836), an American politician who served as the fourth President and one of the founding fathers of the United States

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Pike: the soul of Seattle since 1907

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Gift: a thing given willingly to someone without payment; a present

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Rosebud: an unopened flower of a rose

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Jefferson: Thomas (1743–1826), a Democratic Republican from Virginia who served as the third President of the United States

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De Soto: Hernando (1496–1542), Spanish soldier and explorer; he landed in Florida in 1539 and explored much of what is now the southeastern U.S.

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Main: chief in size or importance; denoting the center of a network, from which other parts branch out

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Strong: exerting great force; possessing skills or qualities that create a likelihood of success

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Whisper: to speak with soft, hushed sounds, using the breath, lips, etc.; to talk softly and privately