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1Opponents of same-sex marriage in the United States — Main article: Same sex marriage in the United States Opponents of same sex marriage in the United States include organizations and individuals who seek to prevent or reverse the legalization of same sex marriage. Opponents of same sex marriage… …
2My Dad Is Better Than Your Dad — Format Sports/Game show Created by Mark Burnett …
3Places that have decriminalized non-medical cannabis in the United States — Contents 1 Map 2 Alaska 3 Arkansas 4 California …
4Reverse handball — is a type of tennis ball game similar to school handball, created in Sydney, Australia. Like its predecessor, primitive school handball (refer to Australian Handball), reverse handball may be played on any surface area that has marked lines and… …
52007 USC Trojans football team — NCAATeamFootballSeason Year=2007 Team=USC Trojans Conference=Pac 10 Conference Division= ShortConference=Pac 10 Record=11–2 ConfRecord=7–2 BCSRank= CoachRank=2 APRank=3 HeadCoach=Pete Carroll OffCoach=Steve Sarkisian DefCoach=Nick Holt… …
6THE MIDDLE AGES — …
7Battle of Passchendaele — For other uses, see Passchendaele (disambiguation). Battle of Passchendaele Third Battle of Ypres Part of the Western Front of the First World War …
8Tales of Pirates — Infobox VG| title = Tales of Pirates developer = MOLI license = Freeware publisher = Internet Gaming Gate version = 1.37 released = (Global) March 15 2007(Closed Beta) (Global) March 30 2007 (Open Beta) genre = Fantasy Massively Multiplayer… …
9Jonny Wilkinson — Infobox Rugby biography name = Jonny Wilkinson OBE caption = Wilkinson at training in February 2007 birthname = Jonathan Peter Wilkinson nickname = birthyear = 1979 birthmonth = 05 birthday = 25 placeofbirth = Frimley, Surrey, England height =… …
10Destruction under the Mongol Empire — Drawing of the Mongol siege of Baghdad in 1258. Destruction under the Mongol Empire refers to widespread loss of life and devastation caused by the Mongolian conquests of the 13th century. Mongol raids and invasions were generally regarded as… …
