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Many a Slip - 1927 was released on: USA: 24 January 1927 USA: 24 February 2004 (DVD premiere) France: July 2006 (La Rochelle Film Festival)
The Chinook people believed in many gods, such as the Beaver, Eagle, Raven, Bear, and Whale. They also believed in the creation god named Neakanie or Neahkahnie. They believed that life has no end.
The Brain along with many other organs are removed prior to mummification to prevent rotting as decomposition takes its course. These organs however were normally preserved and kept with the mummy as they would need them in the afterlife. THAT IS WHY
Many people have perineural cysts but no symptoms at all; in fact, the majority of people with these cysts are completely unaware of their existence
The pharaohs believed that they were gods; they also believed in many gods (except for Akhenaton, who was a monotheist).
10,000 by Al Capone
There are 22 in existence today. It is believed he painted a total of just under 30.
Around that era there were many who believed in the existence of witches and ghosts etc
Many Wings - 1927 was released on: USA: 20 November 1927
Many Scrappy Returns - 1927 was released on: USA: 9 January 1927
The dodo bird is now extinct. When they were in existence, their lifespan was never properly recorded. It's believed they could live as long as 30 years.
The last census place the number of vampires in this country at 2314 - however this number is believed to be an under-estimate as most vampires tend to conceal their existence.
It is estimated that less than 100 copies of Action Comics #1 are in existence today. This issue is highly sought after due to the first appearance of Superman and its historical significance in the comic book world.
1927 km = 1197.4 miles, approx.
The Harlem Renaissance incorporated both jazz and Blues Music, attracting whites to the speakeasies. These clubs were remarkably integrated for the times but unfortunately, the renaissance did little to break down Jim Crow barriers. Whites not only patronized the speakeasies, many wealthy white patrons also supported black artists.
Hippasus, a Pythagorean philosopher is believed to have proven the existence of numbers that are not rational. However, this is not quite the same as "known for". Many (most?) mathematicians would not know who Hippasus was or what he did.