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Why are Civil War battles, and generally older wars battles, usually depicted as being fought in an open field with seemingly cut grass?
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When a debt goes to a collection agency, is anything still owed to the original organization that the debt was owed to?
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Why are Civil War battles, and generally older wars battles, usually depicted as being fought in an open field with seemingly cut grass?
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When a debt goes to a collection agency, is anything still owed to the original organization that the debt was owed to?
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