Hint
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Answer
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First word is a combination of two words: synonym for stable, outhouse, second is the last name of a famous car industrialist: Henry____
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Barnfordshire
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Too obscure for a clue
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Borsetshire
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______ Barr, the politican from Arizona
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Burton
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Opposite of up
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Downshire
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Heavy clay soil (pretty obscure)
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Gaultshire
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Also too obscure for a clue
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Glebeshire
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Middlesex with the m replaced with a d
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Diddlesex
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A narrow valley
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Glenshire
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A fertile soil of clay and sand containing humus
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Loamshire
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Just too weird!
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Mangelwurzelshire
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A sign or indication
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Markshire
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Another word for duck
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Mallardshire
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historic plantation home at Bowie, Prince George's County, Maryland, USA (this is the only possible usage of this word I could find)
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Melfordshire
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An American Trappist monk, writer, theologian, mystic, poet, social activist Thomas______
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Mertonshire
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Small community in Misssouri Also the name of a village in England: ______on the Hill
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Naptonshire
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Name of an Avenue in Castro Valley, California (literally the only place that has the same name as the fictional county)
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Norbridgeshire
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A species of cereal grain grown for its seed, which is known by the same name.
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Oatshire
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First word is a combination
of two words: Synonym for location and the second part is the last name of a famous car industrialist: Henry____
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Placefordshire
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A study of complex physics_____Physics
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Quantumshire
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A famous university in Virginia, also an inner-city area of Nottingham
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Radfordshire
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a long, deep track made by the repeated passage of the wheels of vehicles Also part of a name of a real English county __land
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Rutshire
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Name of a town in Essex, England (spelled differently but pronounced the same) part of the name is the word that refers to counties
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Shiring
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A cloth that supposedly has the face of Jesus ingrained on it
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Shroudshire
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If someone plays poorly, you could say they played ____ily
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Slopshire
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South_______shire (name of a famous shampoo company: _______ Brown)
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Southmoltonshire
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Not the East riding of Yorkshire but the opposite of North Riding of Yorkshire
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South Riding of Yorkshire
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Sony but with the 20th letter of the English alphabet inbetween the s and o
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Stonyshire
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Essex with a w. Guess where.
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Wessex
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Opposite of east
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Westshire
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Opposite of losing
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Winshire
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to become in Dutch
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Wordenshire
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Wolford without one letter. Guess which.
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Worford
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a winged two-legged dragon with a barbed tail
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Wyvern
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