| Sentence | State |
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| The key point of this linguistics lesson is, in summary, L and R are difficult for the Japanese ear to distinguish. | |
| Have you ever wondered if Lori danced with John Stamos on 'Full House?' | |
| Cherry Chapstick on a gal, as Katy Perry said, is a likable or lickable experience. | |
| Please follow the protocol or a doctrine we all agree upon. | |
| I forgot to fill in Oise, Seine, and Rhone on my quiz on French rivers. | |
| When asked to jumble 'unkind,' I anagrammed into 'nudnik' and 'dunkin' (as in donuts). | |
| In the final, a 'BAM!' accompanied Emeril's plating of the last 'Iron Chef' dish. | |
| The Abercrombie model puts moisturizing cream on tan abs after a day of basking in the sun. | |
| Beware infidel; a war exists between believers and those who don't worship me. | |
| When asked what her favorite Colin Farrell movie was, Lisa said 'A Home at the End of the World.' | |
| When I asked Caroline for the time, she looked at her Casio watch. | |
| Life is still difficult in the Balkans, as troubles since the breakup of Yugoslavia still persist. | |
| One can eat a crane or a pelican, but a heron is always the tastiest. | |
| In a Romeo and Juliet cage match, I pick Capulet over Montague. | |
| It is a foregone conclusion that Sporcle is the best quiz site on the internet. | |
| In our D&D game, will a mage or giant be needed to move the boulder? | |
US States by Bodies of Water
Words in States
Elementary State Capitals
