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Baton Rouge

[ bat-n roozh ]

noun

  1. the capital of Louisiana, in the SE part: a river port on the Mississippi.


Baton Rouge

/ ˈbætən ˈruːʒ /

noun

  1. the capital of Louisiana, in the SE part on the Mississippi River. Pop: 225 090 (2003 est)


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Those margins are wide enough to override a governor’s veto, though it’s unclear whether lawmakers will return to Baton Rouge to do so.

Before arriving in Baton Rouge, he spent four seasons as the head coach at Oklahoma State, and was hired by Kansas late in 2018.

The Baton Rouge-based Advocate reported last week that sources said Miles reached a settlement with a student who accused him of harassment several years ago.

Alexandra Henderson, a high school senior in Baton Rouge, advised iCivics on Students Powers Elections, an online guide that explains all aspects of the voting process as well as other avenues for civic engagement for students.

LeBlanc went to a drive-thru site in Baton Rouge to get tested for coronavirus.

But the most recent poll of the race, conducted for the Baton Rouge Fox affiliate, has Landrieu ahead of Cassidy 36 to 32 percent.

That means a lot of kids are going to come to Baton Rouge and try college for a while, not like it, and leave.

Athletes in Baton Rouge, however, have an extra motivation, in the form of the free ride, to stick it out.

Maybe we better go back to Baton Rouge,” she told him, “and you get a job at Standard Oil.

Sid Gautreaux became the sheriff of East Baton Rouge in 2007.

At the family home in Baton Rouge, only women and children remained.

Butler has ordered them to burn Baton Rouge if forced to evacuate it.

They believed us still in Baton Rouge, and feared we had been there during the battle.

Almost all those who fought at Baton Rouge are provided with them.

They are now within four miles of us, on the big road to Baton Rouge.

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