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Seeing as the article mostly outlines the highly restrictive nature of the alcohol laws in Kansas, and not really its permissiveness, except in direct response to demonstrated historical restrictiveness, I would hardly choose the word "balanced," in the first sentence. A better word would be "rigid," or "restrictive." Updating.
Bahua (
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Map of dry counties?
Is there a map of which counties are dry and which are not? I think it would be useful to show what the law is in each county.
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Seeing as the article mostly outlines the highly restrictive nature of the alcohol laws in Kansas, and not really its permissiveness, except in direct response to demonstrated historical restrictiveness, I would hardly choose the word "balanced," in the first sentence. A better word would be "rigid," or "restrictive." Updating.
Bahua (
talk) 21:10, 15 February 2011 (UTC)reply
Map of dry counties?
Is there a map of which counties are dry and which are not? I think it would be useful to show what the law is in each county.
DandyDan2007 (
talk) 10:38, 16 August 2012 (UTC)reply