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Society Marches On has been renamed; cleaning out misuse and moving examples
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* FollowTheLeader: Although ''Treasure Chest'' was better-regarded and more successful, it actually followed in the footsteps of the very similar Catholic comic ''Timeless Topix'', started in 1941 and based in St. Paul, Minnesota. A young, pre-''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}'' Charles Schulz (who wasn't Catholic, though he was a devout Christian) worked at ''Timeless Topix'' for a while.[[note]]Schulz mainly did lettering, but also contributed a one-off gag feature called ''Just Keep Laughing''.[[/note]]
* SocietyMarchesOn: Nowadays, "mixed" marriages are synonymous with "interracial", and even those aren't looked at twice.
* SocietyMarchesOn: Nowadays, "mixed" marriages are synonymous with "interracial", and even those aren't looked at twice.
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* FollowTheLeader: Although ''Treasure Chest'' was better-regarded and more successful, it actually followed in the footsteps of the very similar Catholic comic ''Timeless Topix'', started in 1941 and based in St. Paul, Minnesota. A young, pre-''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}'' Charles Schulz (who wasn't Catholic, though he was a devout Christian) worked at ''Timeless Topix'' for a while.[[note]]Schulz mainly did lettering, but also contributed a one-off gag feature called ''Just Keep Laughing''.[[/note]]
* SocietyMarchesOn: Nowadays, "mixed" marriages are synonymous with "interracial", and even those aren't looked at twice.[[/note]]
* SocietyMarchesOn: Nowadays, "mixed" marriages are synonymous with "interracial", and even those aren't looked at twice.
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Thought this needed some clarification; it's indeed true that Schulz wasn't Catholic, but he was still deeply religious. Most people probably know that but someone less familiar might not.
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* FollowTheLeader: Although ''Treasure Chest'' was better-regarded and more successful, it actually followed in the footsteps of the very similar Catholic comic ''Timeless Topix'', started in 1941 and based in St. Paul, Minnesota. A young, pre-''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}'' Charles Schulz (who wasn't Catholic) worked at ''Timeless Topix'' for a while.[[note]]Schulz mainly did lettering, but also contributed a one-off gag feature called ''Just Keep Laughing''.[[/note]]
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* FollowTheLeader: Although ''Treasure Chest'' was better-regarded and more successful, it actually followed in the footsteps of the very similar Catholic comic ''Timeless Topix'', started in 1941 and based in St. Paul, Minnesota. A young, pre-''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}'' Charles Schulz (who wasn't Catholic) Catholic, though he was a devout Christian) worked at ''Timeless Topix'' for a while.[[note]]Schulz mainly did lettering, but also contributed a one-off gag feature called ''Just Keep Laughing''.[[/note]]
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* FollowTheLeader: Although ''Treasure Chest'' was better-regarded and more successful, it actually followed in the footsteps of the very similar Catholic comic ''Timeless Topix'', started in 1941 and based in St. Paul, Minnesota. A young, pre-''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}'' Charles Schulz (who wasn't Catholic) worked at ''Timeless Topix'' for a while.[[note]]Schulz mainly did lettering, but also contributed a one-off gag feature called ''Just Keep Laughing''.[[/note]]
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* FollowTheLeader: Although ''Treasure Chest'' was better-regarded and more successful, it actually followed in the footsteps of the very similar Catholic comic ''Timeless Topix'', started in 1941 and based in St. Paul, Minnesota. A young, pre-''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}'' Charles Schulz (who wasn't Catholic) worked at ''Timeless Topix'' for a while.[[note]]Schulz mainly did lettering, but also contributed a one-off gag feature called ''Just Keep Laughing''.[[/note]][[/note]]
* SocietyMarchesOn: Nowadays, "mixed" marriages are synonymous with "interracial", and even those aren't looked at twice.
* SocietyMarchesOn: Nowadays, "mixed" marriages are synonymous with "interracial", and even those aren't looked at twice.
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* FollowTheLeader: Although ''Treasure Chest'' was better-regarded and more successful, it actually followed in the footsteps of the very similar Catholic comic ''Timeless Topix'', started in 1941 and based in St. Paul, Minnesota. A young, pre-''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}'' Charles Schulz (who wasn't Catholic) worked at ''Timeless Topix'' for a while.[[note]]Schulz mainly did lettering, but also contributed a one-off gag feature called ''Just Keep Laughing''.[[/note]]
