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We left one country over its church, lived for years in another, then crossed an ocean and landed hundreds of miles north of where we meant to. We wrote our own rules before going ashore, and cartoons still give us hat buckles we probably never wore. Who are we?

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Thanksgiving Riddle: We left one country over its church, lived for years in another, then crossed an ocean and landed hundreds of miles north of where we meant to. We wrote our own rules before going ashore, and cartoons still give us hat buckles we probably never wore. Who are we?
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