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The first intercollegiate [football] game was played in 1869, between Princeton University and Rutgers University in New Jersey, and by the 1880s, Princeton had formed an all-male pep club
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Pro 2: Making Election Day a national holiday would turn voting into a celebration of democracy
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In serving as trustee, the company usually takes legal title to property conveyed to it and manages it according to the instructions of the creator of the trust, the prescriptions of state law, or the directions of a court having jurisdiction, depending upon the circumstances by which the trust originates
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Her ability and forthright personality led Morgan to trust her judgment, and from 1908, she traveled to Europe as his agent, seeking additions to the Morgan Library collection
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Answer: In the cutthroat world of newspaper comics in the 1920s, it was only logical that the red-haired orphan adopted by Daddy Warbucks would soon have an imitator
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public institutions (including education) that would not repay the expense of any private enterpriser, although they might “do much more than repay it” to society as a whole
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By the 1750s the effort to demonstrate that German was capable of literary expression led to a search for roots in national history and a discovery of an indigenous German tradition in folk songs and ballads
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