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Where does the president of the US go for medical check ups?
Walter Reed Hospital and he also has a doctor on call at all times.
Is colton reed gay?
No
How did Esther Reed help the continental army?
he raised money
What are wedge shaped writing made with reeds on clay tablets?
A stylus. Styluses were used through the Middle Ages and can be made of reed, ceramic, or metal. The earliest styluses were used by the ancient Mesopotamians.
What eats reeds?
well swamp hen and heron eat reed.
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