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| Nuclear Assault's EP The Plague includes mocking references to singer Vince Neil of Mötley Crüe. |
| In order to attract new residents to the town, the community of Greenethorpe, New South Wales, has developed a farmhouse rental scheme offering houses for rent at AU$1 per week. |
| George Lycurgus (pictured), who developed two historic hotels in Hawaii, was arrested and imprisoned for treason after the failed 1895 counter-revolution. |
| Leonardo Carrera who wrestles as Damián 666 is nicknamed "The Beast of the Apocalypse". |
| In 1893, The Philadelphia Record "held its own" as "one of the best and most widely circulated newspapers in the United States" despite a troubled economy. |
| While governor of Jaffa in the early 19th century, Muhammad Abu-Nabbut initiated the city's fortification, the erection of two public fountains, and renovation of the Mahmoudiya Mosque. |
| As a struggling actor in 1993, Edie Falco paid for a month's rent by appearing in the Homicide: Life on the Street episode "Son of a Gun". |
| The first point of the 1940 Soviet ultimatum to Lithuania demanded to put Kazys Skučas, Minister of the Interior, and Augustinas Povilaitis, Director of the State Security Department, on trial. |
| The now defunct Heritage Christian School in Hillsboro, Oregon, once held a chariot race. |
| grosgrain ribbons or textiles finished by calendering become the thin, glossy and papery fabric known as moire (pictured). |
| Domhnall Gleeson, son of Brendan and cast as Bill Weasley in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, has also played a randy young farmer who falls in love with a call girl. |
| Although the design of the Livingston County Courthouse was chosen in part for its fireproof qualities, the building was called "hardly fireproof" in 1915. |
| The authorship of the Instructions of Kagemni is attributed to a vizier of the fourth dynasty of Egypt, even though the earliest source is the Prisse Papyrus of the twelfth dynasty. |
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