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Who were the people on the conver of the beatles sergeant peppers lonley herats?
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There are many, many people on the cover of that album, including Shirley Temple.
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When the ventricles contract blood is pumped...?
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Does vegetables last forever?
no they live till about 678 years of age then u should probobly throw them away but just remember they will always live in your herats <3
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Although i don't have the game yet, i am sure that there is no main character that there are story modes for RIKU and SORA and a theater mode but that's not the point...i guess you could say that Riku and Sora are the main characters Kagii the blue haired girl is Aqua, roxas dude is Ven, other dude is Terra ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There is no such thing as Kingdom Hearts 3. That was a rumor. What most people call Kingdom Herats 3 is Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep. There are 3 games that you could be referring to. Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep, Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, and Kingdom Hearts Coded. Here are the main characters KH BBS-Terra, Ven, and Aqua KH 358-Roxas, Xion, and Axel KHC-Sora and King Mickey
What typical foods were eaten on v.e day?
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