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NJ gets roasted over ‘nutty’ plan to make hazelnut the official state nut: ‘Why on earth?’
New Jersey faces criticism for a proposed plan to designate the hazelnut as the state's official nut. A politician criticized the plan as an inappropriate use of legislative time during a voting session.
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