The balloon is a symbol of the prosperity and hope Philadelphia was experiencing prior to the Yellow Fever epidemic.
1972. April 1st 1973 to be precise.
The Rehabilitation Act was signed into law in 1973.
The winners of the Taca de Portugal in 1973 were Sporting CP.
It was 1973
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The main characters in the book "Fever 1973" are Mattie, a teenage girl struggling with her identity and relationships; Lucas, Mattie's charismatic and reckless boyfriend; and Nick, Mattie's older brother who tries to protect her from their dysfunctional family dynamics. The story follows their intertwined lives and the challenges they face during the heatwave of 1973.
The main character is Matilda (Mattie) Cook. Other minor characters are her grandfather, her mother, Eliza, Nathaniel Benson, Nell, Joseph, Silas (the cat), Robert and William, Mother Smith, Mrs. Flagg, and Mrs. Bowles.
Coast to Coast Fever was created in 1973-03.
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The Nevada state emblem/symbol is the Desert Bighorn Sheep. (Ovis canadensis nelsoni) It was adopted in 1973.
Here's Lucy - 1968 Harry Catches Gold Fever - 6.12 was released on: USA: 3 December 1973
The book "Fever 1973" is primarily set in a small town in Georgia during the year 1973. The town's atmosphere and culture during that time period play a significant role in the narrative of the story.
Here's Lucy - 1968 Harry Catches Gold Fever 6-12 was released on: USA: 3 December 1973
The point of view is 3rd person. Actually, it's first, but you deserve to get the answer wrong. You should have found out yourself.
If you're born between February 18, 1977 and February 6, 1978, you're born under the Chinese Zodiac sign of Fire Snake.
May 1973 started on a Tuesday and ended 30 days later on a Thursday. The full list of days and dates are as follows: Tuesday 1 May 1973 Wednesday 2 May 1973 Thursday 3 May 1973 Friday 4 May 1973 Saturday 5 May 1973 Sunday 6 May 1973 Monday 7 May 1973 Tuesday 8 May 1973 Wednesday 9 May 1973 Thursday 10 May 1973 Friday 11 May 1973 Saturday 12 May 1973 Sunday 13 May 1973 Monday 14 May 1973 Tuesday 15 May 1973 Wednesday 16 May 1973 Thursday 17 May 1973 Friday 18 May 1973 Saturday 19 May 1973 Sunday 20 May 1973 Monday 21 May 1973 Tuesday 22 May 1973 Wednesday 23 May 1973 Thursday 24 May 1973 Friday 25 May 1973 Saturday 26 May 1973 Sunday 27 May 1973 Monday 28 May 1973 Tuesday 29 May 1973 Wednesday 30 May 1973 Thursday 31 May 1973
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