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...ngs are physically real, and would prove ironic, as Snoopy's adventures in Peanuts are imaginary, so it would make the most sense for the mimes to be hit.

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...f to water. Cueball watches a butterfly flit around as they did in the {{w|Peanuts}} comic strip.

...ction of moments shown in the very {{w|Peanuts#2000:_End_of_Peanuts|last ''Peanuts'' comic}}).

...the US Chamber of Commerce. Manufactured on equipment which also processes peanuts. Price includes 2-year Knicks contract. Phone may extinguish nearby birthda ; Manufactured on equipment which also processes peanuts.

...nown examples are 'Tomatoes are a fruit', 'Strawberries are not berries', 'Peanuts are not nuts' and so on. The reasoning behind these seemingly unusual class

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...the cartoon character {{w|Snoopy}} as an advertising mascot. In the ''{{w|Peanuts}}'' comics, Snoopy would frequently imagine himself as a fighter pilot in {