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By jmeezy84 SILVER
Hartland, Wisconsin

In bold letters, “Give ‘em the Bird” covers the top third of the page. Below are two 750 mL bottles of Wild Turkey bourbon, which appear to be strategically placed behind one anoth...
jmeezy84 SILVER, Hartland, Wisconsin
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Crossroads
By ChrisChilds03 BRONZE
Naples, Florida
ChrisChilds03 BRONZE, Naples, Florida
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The Game
By Justin Trunfio BRONZE
Boonton Township, New Jersey
Justin Trunfio BRONZE, Boonton Township, New Jersey
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Off to College
By Henrietta BRONZE
Naples, Florida
Henrietta BRONZE, Naples, Florida
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Help Save the Planet or Continue to Run?
By ali99 BRONZE
Fort Myers, Florida
ali99 BRONZE, Fort Myers, Florida
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Carnival MAG
By Mia Karr BRONZE
Harrisonburg, Virginia
Mia Karr BRONZE, Harrisonburg, Virginia
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African Genocide MAG
By Toluwanimi Obiwole BRONZE
Boulder, Colorado
Toluwanimi Obiwole BRONZE, Boulder, Colorado
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A Night Under the Stars MAG
By Shannon Gaitz BRONZE
Sydney, Other
Shannon Gaitz BRONZE, Sydney, Other
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Stand up tonight... today... Just stand up and help
By Blackwater1997 BRONZE
Crane Mo, Missouri
Blackwater1997 BRONZE, Crane Mo, Missouri
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Favorite Quote:
Success is steady progress toward one's personal goals.

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Into the Light
By SageLevine BRONZE
Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey
SageLevine BRONZE, Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey
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Favorite Quote:
&quot;It always seemed ridiculous to me that people would want to be around someone because they&#039;re pretty. It&#039;s like picking your breakfast cereals based on color instead of taste.&rdquo;<br /> ― John Green, Paper Towns

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