What does MD stand for?

Mason-Dixon (Civil War era boundary between Pennsylvania and Maryland)

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Mason-Dixon Knitting Outside the Lines Kay Gardiner & Ann Shane Potter Craft c/o The Random House Publishing Group 1745 Broadway, 17th floor, NY, NY 10019 www.

Mason-Dixon Knitting Outside the Lines

Mason-Dixon Knitting Outside the Lines Kay Gardiner & Ann Shane Potter Craft c/o The Random House Publishing Group 1745 Broadway, 17th floor, NY, NY 10019 www.

Mason-Dixon Knitting Outside the Lines

If anyone ever told me I'd ever be this far north of the Mason-Dixon Line, I never would have believed it.

Hundreds greet new superintendent

Mason-Dixon Polling & Research, the company commissioned to gauge the opinion of the voting public, received responses from just 221 registered voters, giving the poll a margin of error of plus or minus 7 percentage points.

Margin of error is polls’ fine print

John McCain kept his three-point lead over Barack Obama in a Mason-Dixon Research poll of likely Virginia voters that was released today.

McCain leads Virginia in new Mason-Dixon poll

The investment route runs from Phoenix to Florida, staying below the Mason-Dixon line.

United States: Pennybacker Exec Unfurls Changes for $250M Fund

But its appeal goes far beyond the Mason-Dixon Line.

Getting a taste of cornbread country

public high schools are below the Mason-Dixon line.

Raising student achievement