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- adjective Of, or pertaining to,
South Carolina - noun Someone or something of, from, or relating to
South Carolina
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Examples
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The South Carolinian was a splendid fighter and was anxious to reunite his excellent troops with their old comrades.
Lee’s Lieutenants Douglas Southall Freeman 1971
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In 1824 he favored Calhoun for the presidency as long as the South Carolinian was a potential factor in the contest, after which he leaned to Crawford for whom he finally voted in the House of Representatives.
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The South Carolinian was the architect in 2005 of a measure that strictly limited the rights of Guantanamo prisoners to challenge their detentions.
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But James Madison was still around to dispute Calhoun, calling the South Carolinian's attempt to defy the law
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The South Carolinian was the architect in 2005 of a measure that strictly limited the rights of Guantanamo prisoners to challenge their detentions.
Fore, right! 2010
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But Madison was still around to dispute Calhoun, calling the South Carolinian's attempt to defy the law
Latest Articles Oakland Tribune 2010
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Gowdy is striking a careful, humble tone, and whether that might be due to his unfamiliarity with the issues or his background as a federal and local prosecutor, it's clear that he has no intention of following his fellow South Carolinian, John L. McMillan D, who lorded over the city in the 1960s and '70s.
Will House GOP revert to form on D.C.? Mike DeBonis 2011
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Gowdy is striking a careful, humble tone, and whether that might be due to his unfamiliarity with the issues or his background as a federal and local prosecutor, it's clear that he has no intention of following his fellow South Carolinian, John L. McMillan D, who lorded over the city in the 1960s and '70s.
Will House GOP revert to form on D.C.? Mike DeBonis 2011
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Gowdy is striking a careful, humble tone, and whether that might be due to his unfamiliarity with the issues or his background as a federal and local prosecutor, it's clear that he has no intention of following his fellow South Carolinian, John L. McMillan D, who lorded over the city in the 1960s and '70s.
Will House GOP revert to form on D.C.? Mike DeBonis 2011
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The South Carolinian audience, purportedly a devout group, booed loudly in response.
Remy M. Maisel: Booing the Golden Rule: How Adversarial Journalism Is Hurting America Remy M. Maisel 2012
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