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Remove Tour de France as promised in [[Talk:]].
New saint is pretty big news around here (So Cal); Telstar is old hat.
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:''[[Current events]]'' - [[Israeli-Palestinian conflict]] - [[Telstar]] - [[Airshow]] - [[Su-27]]
:''[[Current events]]'' - [[Israeli-Palestinian conflict]] - [[Airshow]] - [[Su-27]] - [[Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoatzin]]
:''[[Recent celebrity deaths]]'' - [[Chaim Potok]] - [[William Pierce]]
:''[[Recent celebrity deaths]]'' - [[Chaim Potok]] - [[William Pierce]]
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