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- Right or Left?
- Walk This Way - Aerosmith
- Count Me In - Gary Lewis & The Playboys
- The Joy of Being a Koi
- Comical Corrupted Content
- No Peeking!
- Wrap it Up - The Fabulous Thunderbirds
- What Do People Love About You?
- Smallest Mammal in the World
- absquatulate
- But Where is Fay Wray?
- Long Live the Queen Ant!
- Too Much Sugar For A Dime-Merle Travis
- Sleep Signing
- What's Your Food Personality?
- Pizza Dog
- Pizza Cat
- Cat Roundup
- Felix the Cat
- 360° Flying
- Uh-oh
- The Summer of ' 69
- What's Your Happy Word?
- Ranking States's Banking Rates
- Ian Fleming's Life and Death
- Italian Quality
- Backpfeifengesicht
- Chocolate Milk
- Organ Donor Ad
- A Question of Balance
- The Halftone Test
- Caesar Salad on a Stick
- The Same 13 Letters
- Typing the Longest Word
- European Cookies
- Banana Man
- 1962 Pontiac Tempest
- What Color House Should You Live In?
- Baby Goat & Puppy
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This Day in History
  World Trade Center Opens in New York City (1973)With seven buildings and a shopping concourse, the World Trade Center in lower Manhattan was the largest commercial complex in the world before it was destroyed in the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Its most prominent structures were the 110-story rectangular Twin Towers, which, at more than 1,360 ft (415 m) tall, were the tallest buildings in the world until the Sears Tower surpassed them in 1974. How did the construction of the complex lead to the expansion of the island of Manhattan? More... Discuss |
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