Definitions
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- noun an area of low mountains in northwestern Arkansas and southeastern Missouri and northeastern Oklahoma
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Examples
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After two years of college, he dropped out and moved to the Ozark Mountains in Missouri.
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This custom survived until relatively recently in the Ozark Mountains where girls washed their face in May dew at sunrise so that they might marry the man of their desire.
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Now living in the Ozark Mountains with her husband of thirty-six years, and armed with a keen insight about people and relationships, her passion for writing ignited.
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After two years of college, he dropped out and moved to the Ozark Mountains in Missouri.
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After two years of college, he dropped out and moved to the Ozark Mountains in Missouri.
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Now living in the Ozark Mountains with her husband of thirty-six years, and armed with a keen insight about people and relationships, her passion for writing ignited.
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West Plains, a city of 12,000, sits in the heart of the Ozark Mountains and mule-jumping territory.
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West Plains, a city of 12,000, sits in the heart of the Ozark Mountains and mule-jumping territory.
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That changes Friday with the opening of the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, an elaborate edifice built with Walton money that is luring boutique hotels, trendy restaurants and art galleries to this corner of the Ozark Mountains.
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Other best-actress nominees are Nicole Kidman as a grieving mother in "Rabbit Hole"; Jennifer Lawrence as a teen trying to find her missing father amid the Ozark Mountains' criminal underbelly in "Winter's Bone"; and Michelle Williams as a wife in a failing marriage in "Blue Valentine."
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