minnesota
মিনেসোটা
definition
noun
a state in the northern central US, on the Canadian border; population 5,220,393 (est. 2008); capital, St. Paul; statehood, May 11, 1858 (32). Part of it was ceded to Britain by the French in 1763 and then acquired by the US in 1783. The remainder formed part of the Louisiana Purchase in 1803.
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These were well-paying jobs - averaging about $15 an hour, Macklin says - with workers providing services to 'Minnesotans' who are still very much in need.
Hot dish is a Midwestern (and particularly 'Minnesotan' ) term for a casserole-like main course/
I have seen a lot of Thai, Vietnamese, and other Southeast Asian cookbooks in my day, but what's amazing about Crying Tiger is that it is made exactly, precisely, and specifically for 'Minnesotans' .
On Nov.5 'Minnesotans' will go to the voting booths.
That, plus his no-nonsense populist answers in nearly a dozen televised debates, convinced enough 'Minnesotans' they could take a chance on him.
About 2.5 million 'Minnesotans' voted in the 2000 election, meaning those new registrants, if all of them voted, could constitute 2 percent to 3 percent of the electorate.
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