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The house he settled on was small on square footage but large on view: Three live oaks and a clump of five laurel oaks enveloped the property. In Georgia, this year's champs include the reinstated Darlington oak, which was removed from the 1998 list because it was considered too similar to the laurel oak to be classified as a separate species. Matrix has three major office and industrial projects in Philadelphia's Pennsylvania and New Jersey suburbs in addition to Commonwealth: NorthPoint Office Center, also in Horsham; Fairways at Laurel Oak in Voorhees, N. |
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laurel oak - small deciduous tree of eastern and central United States having leaves that shine like laurel; wood is used in western states for shingles