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Cahill, Julie - In: Cross Sections (1996) Sum, pp. 24-28

More than half of the U.S. supply of blue crabs comes from the Chesapeake Bay, making the Bay the number one source of this crustacean.

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Dunchick, John - In: Cross Sections (1995) Win, pp. 1-9

Off-track betting and remote TV feeds combine to make horse racing in Virginia look economically viable despite a …

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Waddy, Joseph - In: Cross Sections (1988) Win, pp. 8-8

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Graboyes, Robert F. - In: Cross Sections (1992) Spr, pp. 10-11

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Fortunato, Laura - In: Cross Sections (1996) Fall, pp. 7-9

Economic change sweeps through Virginia as the state adds more technology-based industries and embraces a commitment to …

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Mahoney, Ellen - In: Cross Sections (1995) Sum, pp. 24-29

No other state has given birth to as many presidents. A pictorial captures the lives and birthplaces of Virginia …

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Fortunato, Laura - In: Cross Sections (1996) Fall, pp. 18-23

Is it a pea? Or is it a nut? Whichever it is, the popular peanut is a big industry for North Carolina and Virginia. …

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