Common
Prairie
Prairie noun - A broad area of level or rolling treeless country.
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The most common setting being the Timeplains, a grassy prairie filled with streams where each stream represents the life of a single sentient being.
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Little House on the Prairie: Set in an era where whippings as parental punishment were common.
Source: Don't Make Me Take My Belt Off - The Ukrainian accent is so common that most people living in the Prairie Provinces will assume that any Eastern European accent is "Ukrainian" unless they're informed otherwise.
Source: Useful Notes / Canadian Accents
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