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Appleseed

American  
[ap-uhl-seed] / ˈæp əlˌsid /

noun

  1. Johnny John Chapman, 1774–1845, American pioneer and orchardist: prototype for character in American folklore.


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The latter will utilize the same Appleseed Avenue set, although additional spaces will be built out.

From Los Angeles Times

One needn’t be up on the state of puppet politics to participate — and don’t worry, the domestic affairs of Appleseed Avenue are relatively divorced from those of our own.

From Los Angeles Times

I am playing a gamed called “Election Day” at Appleseed Avenue, a relatively new escape room in a multi-story strip mall in Newhall.

From Los Angeles Times

The puppet world is in the midst of a crisis, torn over whether humans should be allowed to wander the fictional street of Appleseed Avenue.

From Los Angeles Times

Puppets weren’t necessarily the driving idea behind their joint venture in Appleseed Avenue.

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