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81Haditha Massacre of Iraqi Civilians
Massacre by U.S. Marines of 24 Civilians in Haditha, Iraq Transcripts of military interviews from the investigation into the Haditha massacre were found at this trailer in a junkyard in Baghdad, which specializes in selling trailers and office supplies left over from American military base closings.
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86The Double Life, Prison Escape, and Death of Murderess Audrey Marie Hilley
Audrey Marie Hilley loved all the finest things in life that she couldn't afford. But life insurance proceeds could change out that, so she murdered a husband, attempted to murder her daughter, and is suspected of poisoning her mother, mother-in-law, and daughter-in-law.
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9310 best books for teenagers
Harry Potter Series: Harry Potter series is written by J. K. Rowling. The story captivates reader from the very first page. Harry potter is raised in a family which least wants to own him-his aunt and uncle- when he turns 10 he suddenly...
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82Jim Henson and the History of the Muppets
In honor of the return of the Muppets to the screen in the film the Muppets, I'm writing this homage to one of my childhood heroes James "Jim" Henson. Jim Henson was a pioneer of children's entertainment and probably the most beloved puppeteer of...
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80A Story of Tony Bennett, Sinatra, Sammy Davis, Blinstrub's and Judy Garland and a Trombone Player
The story of a landmark Boston venue, the world's biggest stars, and a big local talent who had to be hidden from public view.
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94North American Road Trip From East to West Coast
Crossing the continent by car from East to West is the perfect way for Europeans to see the United States. Here's a sample itinerary with tips and comments
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79The True Top 10 Television Shows Of All-Time
I want this to be a mostly-serious story. But not so serious that you have to have an intreperter to read it to you as he looks over his college professor-type of bifocals. No, ladies, gentlemen, television freaks of all ages, I'm a simple man...
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78Loving Frank a Historical Novel on Frank Lloyd Wright's Romantic Affair with Mamah Borthwick
Review of the prize winning historical novel of Loving Frank, pertaining to the New York Times Best Sellers List; includes an overview of Frank Lloyd Wright's work and the research sources of the author, as well as a reader's guide.
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79The Unusual Mystery Castle Built From Found Materials in the 1930s Phoenix Arizona
Boyce Luther Gulley left his family in Washington State and traveled to the Phoenix Arizona desert for his tuberculosis. He constructed an 18 room 8,000 sq. ft. home from recycled materials which he called a castle for his little daughter Mary Lou. After Boyce died, Mary Lou and her mother Fran moved into the home. In his will, Boyce said at the end of 2 years they could open a mysterious vault for a surprise he had left them.
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74The Phantom of the Opera's 25th Anniversary Extravaganza at the Royal Albert Hall, on 2nd October 2011
(Review by Fiona Lister) The Royal Albert Hall provided the most romantic, enchanting, gothic setting for Lord Lloyd Webber’s lavish 25th Anniversary production of 'The Phantom of The Opera'. Three sell-out performances were staged, culminating...
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