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THANKSGIVING


How much do you really know about Thanksgiving in spite of the American
TV series invasion? Try this Thanksgiving quiz, if you dare.
If you want to know more, you can click here so that you can visit the November 26th, 2009 post I wrote about Thanksgiving last year.

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