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| Some audience members fainted while others fled the 350-seat Grand Ducal Theatre in Stuttgart at the first appearance of the Furies in Jean-Georges Noverre's (pictured) 1763 ballet Jason et Médée. |
| children's book publisher Kane/Miller published the English language edition of Everyone Poops. |
| During his tenure as West Germany's Federal Ministry of Justice, Fritz Neumayer worked primarily on reforming criminal law. |
| Over ten million people watched Sweden's Melodifestivalen 2009 final through Sveriges Television's online service compared to only 3,592,000 who watched the actual television broadcast. |
| The National Policy on Education of 1968 called for education spending to increase to six percent of India's national income. |
| The killing of Aza Gazgireeva, former Deputy Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Ingushetia, was described as "brutal" and "brazen". |
| On July 9, 2009, the racing yacht Alfa Romeo II broke the Transpac record for miles sailed in one day, by sailing 431 nautical miles in 24 hours. |
| Conrad Hubert (pictured) was the first commercial vendor of flashlights. |
| The direct action group Queer Liberaction staged same-sex kiss-ins and a marriage ceremony to draw attention to same-sex marriage issues. |
| The SS Ferret was stolen from Scotland and reappeared several months later in Australia under a new name. |
| In Marcel Bellefeuille's head coaching debut, wide receiver Prechae Rodriguez had 198 total yards to help Bellefeuille record his first win. |
| The Quartet has supported election reform in Palestine through a UN-sponsored Elections Reform Support Group. |
| In 2009, theater students performed a series of old-style radio dramas on WNJR, Washington & Jefferson College's radio station. |
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