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  • 71School Days (игра) — У этого термина существуют и другие значения, см. School Days. School Days Обложка игры スクールデイズ (Сукуру Дэйдзу) …

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  • 72in clover — adjective a) In a condition of prosperity. [S]he resigned herself with noble fortitude to lodging, as one may say, in clover, and feeding on the fat of the land. b) Happy and contented. They tell Sasha, There is big money here. You and the kids… …

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  • 73University of Navojoa — Universidad de Navojoa (University of Navojoa) Motto Somos una Institución que promueve una Educación Integral y Valores Cristianos ( We are an institution that promotes Christian Education and Values ) Established 1948 Type Private Religious… …

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  • 74Ordinary Thunderstorms —   1st edition …

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  • 75Armistice —    The decision to seek an end to hostilities on the Western Front was made on 29 September 1918 by Paul von Hindenburg* and Erich Luden dorff.* In view of the later Dolchstosslegende,* it is crucial to note that the army s Supreme Command… …

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  • 76Fine Young Cannibals — Жанр поп рок, соул, колледж рок Годы 1984 1992 Страна …

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  • 77sub — sub1 S3 [sʌb] n informal 1.) a ↑submarine 2.) a ↑substitute in sports such as football 3.) a ↑subscription 4.) BrE part of your wages that you rece …

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  • 78sub — sub1 S3 [sʌb] n informal 1.) a ↑submarine 2.) a ↑substitute in sports such as football 3.) a ↑subscription 4.) BrE part of your wages that you rece …

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  • 79brass-and-ferns — Of or pertaining to a tavern or eatery which, through changes in management, decor, or menu, has attracted a decidedly more upscale clientele but at the cost of its former charm, warmth, and ambience. I leave town for six months, come back and… …

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  • 80brass-and-ferns — Of or pertaining to a tavern or eatery which, through changes in management, decor, or menu, has attracted a decidedly more upscale clientele but at the cost of its former charm, warmth, and ambience. I leave town for six months, come back and… …

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