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| rdfs:comment | - Li'l Sebastian was Pawnee's famous mini-horse. He was universally beloved by Pawnee residents, while nonresidents failed to understand the appeal. Ben Wyatt, for example, referred to him as a pony, angering the Parks Department. During the last Harvest Festival, he was the eighth-most-photographed thing in America, beating out the Alamo. According to Ron Swanson, the horse had an honorary degree from Notre Dame. His friend and lover was another mini-horse named Coconut. His favorite charity was the Afghan Institute of Learning.
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| abstract | - Li'l Sebastian was Pawnee's famous mini-horse. He was universally beloved by Pawnee residents, while nonresidents failed to understand the appeal. Ben Wyatt, for example, referred to him as a pony, angering the Parks Department. During the last Harvest Festival, he was the eighth-most-photographed thing in America, beating out the Alamo. According to Ron Swanson, the horse had an honorary degree from Notre Dame. His friend and lover was another mini-horse named Coconut. His favorite charity was the Afghan Institute of Learning.
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