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America has shined as a beacon of freedom in an unfree world for more than two centuries. To this day, for instance, most people living outside our borders reside in countries where the private practice of broadcast journalism is illegal and where the state is the dominant banker. Americans can say anything they want, worship any god they choose, and associate with any motley crew around. Our legacy is not slave chains, Wounded Knee, and the murder of James Byrd, but American GIs liberating a Nazi death camp, an immigrant's first glance of lady liberty's torch, and Ronald Reagan exhorting the Soviet's to tear down the Berlin Wall. If nothing else, America means freedom.

America has shined as a beacon of freedom in an unfree world for more than two centuries. To this day, for instance, most people living outside our borders reside in countries where the private practice of broadcast journalism is illegal and where the state is the dominant banker. Americans can say anything they want, worship any god they choose, and associate with any motley crew around. Our legacy is not slave chains, Wounded Knee, and the murder of James Byrd, but American GIs liberating a Nazi death camp, an immigrant's first glance of lady liberty's torch, and Ronald Reagan exhorting the Soviet's to tear down the Berlin Wall. If nothing else, America means freedom. The United States owns.

by King Homo Erectus May 29, 2010

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State Hangover

Occurs morning after you drink high volumes of alcohol followed by impromptu football activities without pads. Symptoms typically include those of a "normal" hang over (i.e. headache, nausea, vomiting) as well as scars, bruises, or overall soreness due to football related activities. Named as such due to the high number of football players attending state colleges who participate in the aforementioned mentioned activities.

Jack woke up with a state hangover because he drank gin bucket all day and hit the sleds all night. Coach Buxbomb would have been proud had he seen him hitting the sleds as hard as he did.

by J$C$ October 17, 2011

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state pussy

A term in prison for a homosexual's asshole.

Dawg, the only pussy you're gonna get where you're going is state pussy.

by Iam Gawd November 10, 2007

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City-State

A small independent state consisting of an urban center and the surrounding agricultural territory. A characteristic political form in early Mesopotamia, Archaic and Classical Greece, Phoenicia, and early Italy.

The term city-state refers to a self-governing urban center and the agriculture territories it controlled.

by HistoryNerd94 December 17, 2010

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blue state

A state that voted for the presidential canidate from the Democratic party. It would appear on a map as blue, while Republican-leaning states appear as red; a red state. This term, though new in its invention (circa 2000), does not have any exlusive relationship to a specific date or any single election: it is realitive.

Americans cannot understand abstract concepts unless they have corresponding colors. Thank you CNN for making us blue.

by edp828 May 11, 2005

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state-of-the-art

Soon-to-be-obsolete.

Every piece of new computer hardware is considered state-of-the-art for an average period of four months.

by AYB July 30, 2003

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51st state

Countries that currently, or in recent history have depended upon the United States. Often used in an arrogant manner by some Americans who think that somehow showing support towards a nation should somehow give them a stake in that nation. Also often used by people noting that the culture of a country seems, or that a country shows a lot of support towards the US, or because of their cultural similarity to the US.

First usage: The United Kingdom due to the assistance from Americans in World War II, is sometimes a considered a 51st state.
Second usage: The United Kingdom is considered a 51st state due to their government's support of America in the Iraq war.

by DavidJB May 1, 2006

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