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Washington, District of Columbia: The official web site of the Government of the District of Columbia. Includes news, web links, and information about the city and about local government services (similar sites)

Mountain Dew: Official site with screensavers, wallpapers, commercials, online postcards, shockwave game, Dew Radio, online store, FAQ, and Dew Sports (similar sites)

Senator Roy Blunt: Official site of the U.S. Senator for Missouri, Republican party (similar sites)

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Hertford College: Official site. Introduction, admissions information, prospectus, virtual tour, and contact information (similar sites)

National Trust: Brief histories and visitor information on over 300 historic buildings and gardens owned by the National Trust in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Some photographs (similar sites)

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Shimer Alumni Community: Official site for Shimer College alumni relations. Includes alumni association, alumni directory, class notes, announcements (similar sites)

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Arizona Cardinals: Official team site with audio and video clips, team news, depth charts, transactions, statistics, and player profiles (similar sites)

Audubon Online: National Audubon Society mission is to conserve and restore natural ecosystems, focusing on birds and other wildlife for the benefit of humanity and the earth's biological diversity. Founded in 1905, the National Audubon Society is named for John James Audubon (1785-1851), famed ornithologist, explorer, and wildlife artist. Many resources and campaigns including forest desktop activist guide (similar sites)

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Tennessee GOP: Information about issues, candidates, and state party activities (similar sites)

Tiffin University: A private college with admissions information, history of the school, academic programs overview and community information (similar sites)

Stamford Health: Hospital guide to physicians, medical care, community health information, parenting, and hospice care. Staff contacts and employment opportunities available (similar sites)

Borders College: Offers further education courses from five centres. Includes course details, student advice and resources (similar sites)

The Woodcraft Folk: An educational movement for children and young people, which aims to develop self confidence and activity in society; information about membership, organisation, local groups, resources, projects and events (similar sites)

Department of Parliamentary Services: Provides information research, library services, television and radio broadcasting, Hansard transcripts, central computing facilities and services, telecommunications and all aspects of the maintenance and security of the building (similar sites)

Wisconsin Lutheran College: Provides admission information, academic information, as well as news (similar sites)

George Monbiot: Archive of his syndicated column about international and British politics and issues, arranged by topic (similar sites)

The Official Michael Crichton Website: The official site features in-depth information on his books and film projects (similar sites)

Bruce Springsteen: The official Sony site, containing news, including concert schedule, lyrics and details of his albums (similar sites)

Durham Bulls: Official website of the Durham, North Carolina Bulls minor league baseball team (similar sites)

Port of Alsea: Provides port history and services, including fishing, crabbing, boat launch and moorage, camping/RV, wildlife viewing, hiking, and contact information for local businesses. Includes detailed milepost maps with business markers (similar sites)

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