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57,185,536 | Georgia Hopley | 1,163,683,705 | American journalist and temperance advocate | [
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15,394,015 | Willis Ward | 1,170,257,280 | Track and field athlete and American football player | [
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62,958,021 | Instant Replay Game | 1,166,130,448 | Notable American football game | [
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17,546 | Louvre | 1,172,724,876 | Art museum in Paris, France | [
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13,280,513 | Launch Party | 1,150,875,056 | null | [
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25,420,409 | 2001 Gujarat cyclone | 1,167,707,453 | North Indian cyclone in 2001 | [
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399,970 | Morpeth, Northumberland | 1,172,991,937 | Town in Northumberland, England | [
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42,627,652 | Five Days at Memorial | 1,164,962,764 | Book by Sheri Fink | [
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13,863,187 | Constitution Center (Washington, D.C.) | 1,116,182,011 | null | [
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17,695,243 | Tropical Storm Arthur (2008) | 1,171,670,571 | Atlantic tropical storm in 2008 | [
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15,162,865 | New York State Route 268 (1934–1974) | 1,054,948,495 | Former highway in New York | [
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] | New York State Route 268 (NY 268) was a state highway in northeastern Erie County, New York, in the United States. It served as a connector between NY 5 in the town of Clarence and NY 78 at the Clarence–Amherst town line. The route passed through rural areas of the town of Clarence and did not serve any areas of signif... | The origins of NY 268 date as far back as 1926, by which time the state of New York had assumed maintenance of several highways in the town of Clarence. The farthest north of these was Tonawanda Creek Road, which was state-maintained from Transit Road (NY 78) in Millersport to Salt Road. From here, state maintenance co... |
7,750,611 | Mongolia at the 1994 Winter Olympics | 1,145,113,903 | null | [
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14,494,103 | Ed Muransky | 1,121,580,888 | American football player (born 1960) | [
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goodwiki-text2text-completion
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