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| TO ATTACH SOMETHING TO SOMETHING LARGER. |
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| A FORMAL REQUEST TO OWN A TRACT OF PUBLIC LAND; A TRACT OF LAND STAKED OUT BY A MINER OR SETTLER. |
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| A CALIFORNIA GOLD SEEKER; THE NAME COMES FROM THE YEAR 1849, WHEN GOLDRUSH FEVER WAS AT ITS PEEK. |
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| TO MOVE FROM ONE COUNTRY OR REGION TO ANOTHER. |
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| A MEMBER OF THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS, FOUNDED IN 1830 BY JOSEPH SMITH. |
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| ONE OF A GROUP OF PEOPLE WHO MOVE WITH THEIR FLOCKS AND HERDS AS THE SEASONS CHANGE TO FIND WATER AND PASTURE. |
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| A BROAD AREA OF FLAT, OPEN LAND. |
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