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Arkansas

[ahr-kuhn-saw, ar-kan-zuhs] / ˈɑr kənˌsɔ, ærˈkæn zəs /


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From the remove of many decades, Mattie relates in the novel how, in 1878, she sets off from Arkansas to catch her father’s killer, who has fled to Indian Territory.

From The Wall Street Journal

An international team that includes University of Arkansas archaeologist Taylor Hermes identified the first evidence of Bronze Age plague in a nonhuman host.

From Science Daily

For now, the favorites are horses coming off victories in races in Louisiana, Florida and Arkansas — Paladin, Commandment, Nearly, Renegade and Class President.

From Los Angeles Times

He launched his head coaching career in 1969 at William & Mary, then in college football’s top division, before moving on to more prominent schools, such as North Carolina State, Arkansas, and Minnesota.

From The Wall Street Journal

On CBS News’ “Face the Nation,” Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas declared that an eight-minute social media address was “in keeping with presidential custom.”

From Salon