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31long ton — A measure of weight equivalent to 20 hundred weight of 112 pounds each, or 2,240 pounds, as distinguished from the short ton of 2,000 pounds …
32Jim Fixx — James F. Fixx (April 23, 1932–July 20, 1984) was the author of the 1977 best selling book, The Complete Book of Running . Best known as Jim Fixx, he is credited with helping start America s fitness revolution, popularizing the sport of running… …
33Perrin Aybara — Perrin t Bashere Aybara, or Goldeneyes , is one of the main characters of Robert Jordan s epic fantasy The Wheel of Time .DescriptionPerrin is stocky with the thick arms and shoulders of a blacksmith. He has curly brown hair. His eyes were dark… …
34Sikorsky Cypher — Cypher / Cypher II A Cypher UAV Role Unmanned aerial vehicle Manufacturer …
35Top of the World Tour — infobox concert tour concert tour name = Top of the World Tour image caption = Front of tour T shirt artist = Dixie Chicks album = Home start date = March 10, 2003 end date = October 12, 2003 number of legs = 3 number of shows = 70 last tour =… …
36Chris Benoit double murder and suicide — Chris Benoit double murder suicide Location Fayetteville, Georgia, United States Date June 22, 2007 – June 25 …
37Matchless G3/L — Manufacturer Matchless Production 1939 46 Predecessor Matchless G3 Engine 349cc air cooled si …
38sika — /see keuh/, n. a small, reddish deer, Cervus nippon, native to eastern Asia: most populations are endangered. [1890 95; < Japn, equiv. to si (perh. akin to sisi boar, game) + ka deer] * * * ▪ mammal small, forest dwelling deer of the family… …
39Page, Alan — ▪ American athlete and jurist in full Alan Cedric Page born August 7, 1945, Canton, Ohio, U.S. American gridiron football player who in 1971 became the first defensive player to win the Most Valuable Player award of the National Football …
40Michael Angelo Rooker — (1746 – 3 Mar 1801)[1] was an English oil and watercolour painter of architecture and landscapes, illustrator and engraver. He was also the principal scene painter at the Haymarket Theatre.[2] Contents …
