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maple leaf
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maple leaf
of Canada. [Flower Symbolism: Jobes, 283]
See : Flower Or Plant, National
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Byline: Rob Gillies TORONTO - Mats Sundin made sure the Toronto Maple Leafs weren't in last place when they reached the halfway mark of their season.
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I've been thinking about my dad a lot these days -- thoughts precipitated by the demise of Maple Leaf Gardens as the venue for the Toronto Maple Leafs hockey team and, more recently, the announcement that the building itself will be torn down.
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Windspeaker Contributor TORONTO George Armstrong, the longest-serving Toronto Maple Leafs player of all-time, was honored in late February.
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