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Dinosaurs roamed Washington DC
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2-26-2008 4:36 PM
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dinosaurs
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palaeontology
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washington
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maryland
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prehistory
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united states
invictus
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Not now, just 100 million years ago... Or they're still there, er, in a kinda 'disguise'?
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2-26-2008
9:13 PM
wiccantexan
I thought it was an article about a Republican convention.
2-28-2008
7:47 AM
kkcapricorn
Same difference.
2-28-2008
7:54 AM
Deepti
pop for the comments
3-2-2008
2:10 PM
bookchick49
Sounds like Washington D.C. has been the center of attention for more years than we think. LOL
(hope all is well your way!)
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