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A Fiery Horse with the Speed of Light, a Cloud of Dust and a Hearty Hi-Yo Silver!
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Surely you know who rode a horse who was “Fiery,” could run with the speed of light, and answered to the name, “Silver.” In the 1950 the Lone Ranger was ABC’s first blockbuster.
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He Signed His Name, “Jotter”
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People known by one name, like “Cher,” “Liberace,” and “Madonna” are usually personalities in the entertainment world, but only a few artists signed their work with one name – “Jotter” was one of them.
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Vater unser . . . .
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For centuries the Lord’s Prayer has been a touchstone of Christian identity and devotion. There are similar prayers in other faiths. Prayers are taught to children, but it is not always done in English.
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Wilt “The Stilt” on March 2, 1962
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There is an adage that records are kept to be broken, but there is a 100-point scoring record that may never be. It has been 64 years since a guy from Philadelphia scored 100 points in an NBA game.
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