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Morristown

[ mawr-is-toun, mor- ]

noun

  1. a city in E Tennessee.
  2. a city in N New Jersey: Washington's winter headquarters 1776–77, 1779–80.


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Juan Carlos Fernandez, the Morristown, New Jersey, attorney representing Charles Collins, said he’s seen a significant uptick in inquiries from workers about safety concerns in recent months.

From Fortune

Christina Carter, an orthodontist in Morristown, New Jersey, said teledentistry has its place but shouldn’t replace time in the dental chair.

From Fortune

Carroll lives in Morristown, which, it should be noted, is just about five miles from Mendham, where Governor Christie lives.

While Washington was spending the rest of the winter at Morristown, the news of his triumphs reached France.

She also spent a portion of the winter with him at Valley Forge, and likewise at Morristown.

This was the third day they had been at Morristown, and it was the first time her father had uttered any word of complaint.

During those long days at Morristown, when that cloud overshadowed us, how wretched was my life.

Washington continued in his winter quarters at Morristown until near the close of May.

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