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Talk about separated by a common language: on this site I found: KILL-Devil, Rum. And wondered if there had been any rum-running in North Carolina. (Xara never did give us the answer to why Kill-Devil Hills got so named, and I never followed through on my look-up, either.) However--then, I noticed that Rum was highlighted, and found: RUM, gallant, fine, rich, best or excellent.
I looked for grass here, but didn't find it.
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