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535:Early years
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3080:Categories
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1394:1925–1929
1362:1951–1952
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2607:Alexander
2517:Ellington
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2477:McNichols
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2737:Gregoire
2717:Pawlenty
2707:Huckabee
2647:Campbell
2637:Ashcroft
2627:Branstad
2592:Matheson
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2442:Thornton
2432:Peterson
2407:Hildreth
2402:Caldwell
2327:McMullen
2322:Brewster
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2088:Mitchell
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1823:Brewster
1808:Milliken
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2960:Stevens
2920:Dirksen
2910:Dirksen
2905:Bridges
2875:Metcalf
2777:Bullock
2762:Herbert
2747:Markell
2732:Manchin
2727:Douglas
2722:Rendell
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2622:Baliles
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2457:Stanley
2452:Langlie
2437:Shivers
2427:Lausche
2422:Carlson
2382:O'Conor
2377:Stassen
2362:Cochran
2342:Pollard
2317:Trinkle
2272:Willson
2218:Collins
2188:Fernald
2178:Gardner
2163:Morrill
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2133:Ruggles
2128:Sprague
2116:Class 2
2068:F. Hale
2063:Johnson
2058:E. Hale
2048:Morrill
2008:Shepley
1986:Class 1
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2193:Gould
2138:Evans
2093:Snowe
2078:Payne
1928:Mills
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