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103 Cards in this Set
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1.1.1.
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Monday - mathematics, history, drawing, gym class, and literature
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1.1.2.
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Tuesday - English, geometry, history, mathematics, and music
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1.1.3.
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Year 1398 - Timur invaded India and occupied Delhi
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1.1.4.
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Year 1703 - St. Petersburg was founded
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1.1.5.
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Year 1787 - adoption of US Constitution
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1.2.1.
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Year 1806 - Rein Union - Union of 16 Germanic states under the protectorate of Napoleon I
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1.2.2.
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1377-1399 - Reign of Richard II in England
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1.2.3.
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1650-1702 - Life span of English king William III of Orange
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1.2.4.
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1762-1796 - Reign of Catherine II
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1.2.5.
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September 25, 1396 - Battle of Nicopolis
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1.3.1.
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August 26, 1346 - Battle of Crecy
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1.3.2.
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June 15, 1389 - Battle of Kosovo
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1.3.3.
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October 12, 1492 - Columbus discovers America
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1.3.4.
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Distinctive feature "Earring" - Louisa May Alcott
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1.3.5.
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Distinctive feature "Hair" - Holly Marie Combs
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1.4.1.
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Distinctive feature "Beard" - Brian Michael Cox
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1.4.2.
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Distinctive feature "Cap" - George Washington Carver
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1.4.3.
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Distinctive feature "Shoulders" - Nancy Jessica Parker
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1.4.4.
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Distinctive feature "Bangs" - Pamela Sue Martin
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1.4.5.
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Distinctive feature "Tie" - Steven Curtis Chapman
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1.5.1
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Distinctive feature "Ear" - Francis Ford Coppola
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1.5.2.
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"Ward" cinema - 339-26-00
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1.5.3.
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"Ankar" cinema - 123-77-58
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1.5.4.
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"Paradise" cinema - 309-54-35
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1.5.5.
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"Beach" cinema - 677-90-83
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2.1.1.
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Dental Clinic No. 56, Hamilton Street 92
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2.1.2.
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"Vasenar" company, lighter service and refilling, Warsaw highway, 78
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2.1.3.
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Richard Lee Bell, "L 232 PR"
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2.1.4.
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Random car. Distinctive feature - "Dice on the front window," number - "C 612 LW"
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2.1.5.
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September: 15 - Kristine, 28 - Peter
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2.2.1.
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July: 11 - Tom, 17 - Jordan
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2.2.2.
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March: 3 - Maria; 13 - Brandon Lee; 17 - Spears; 19 "Crystal"; 21 - James Stone, 24 - Bruce
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2.2.3.
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About a stingy Scotsman.
Phone conversation with Australia. How to teach your sister to swim. Two Dancing hippos. A secretary being late. |
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2.2.4.
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...first, he created Heaven and Earth...
...I spill more... Polite chemist Angel in boots Happy New Year on 30 May |
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2.2.5.
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Rivers of South America: Amazon; Madeira, Atrato, Tocantins, Magdalena, Rio Negro, Parana, Uruguay, Orinoco, and Sao Francisco
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2.3.1.
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ECLIPTIC is the apparent path of the Sun during a year as seen from Earth, or a plane of the Earth's rotation around the sun
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2.3.2.
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CEPHEID is a type of pulsating star that regularly changes its brilliance over a period of several days
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2.3.3.
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PULSAR is a neutron star that radiates a fast sequence of radio waves
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2.3.4.
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PROTUBERANCE is a stream of hot gas, similar to a flame, coming out from the Sun's surface
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2.3.5.
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PARSEC is a unit of length used in astronomy; equal to 3.2616 light years
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2.4.1.
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THE KUIPER belt is the area of the solar system extending from the orbit of Neptune where larger masses of icy bodies are capable of becoming comets.
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2.4.2.
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QUASAR is an outstandingly powerful, shining remote galaxy that looks like a star
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2.4.3.
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DWARF STAR is an old compressed star that has run out of fuel in its central area and is gradually dying
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2.4.4.
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ACCRETION DISC is a disc formed from the substance accumulated around a rotating star
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2.4.5.
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LIGHT YEAR is the distance that a ray of light covers in one year and is equal to 9,460 billion kilometers
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2.5.1.
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KU - HI - U - I
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2.5.2.
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SE - TO - TA -MI
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2.5.3.
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AKAI - red
HON - book NIWA - garden AKI - autumn MIRU - look OKURU - send KUBI - neck |
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2.5.4.
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HITO - person
UTAU - sing ITAI - hurts SEITO - pupil IKU - walk MISE - shop |
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3.1.1.
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Elementary charge: e = 1.60 x 10 (-19) Coulomb
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3.1.2.
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Mass of an electron: m(e) = 9.11 x 10(-31) kg
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3.1.3.
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Gas mole constant value R = 8.31 J / K x mol
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3.1.4.
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04 84 2 0 7848 477 0 3 22194 7848 292 0 21758 12987
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3.1.5.
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Safe Code - 555503005
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3.2.1.
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The formula for the area of an isosceles triangle S = 1/2a sqrt(b^2 - a^2/4)
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3.2.2.
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Area formulas for a random triangle
S = 1/2 ah, S= 1/2 ab sin C, S = 1/2 (a^2 sin B sin C) / sin A), S = 1/2 (h^2 sin A/ sin B sin C) p = (a+b+c)/2, S = sqrt(p(p-a)(p-b)(p-c)) |
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3.2.3.
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Question. What is the name of a long nerve cell branch?
Answer. Axon. |
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3.2.4.
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Question. What is the membrane potential of a nerve cell?
Answer. 70 millivolts. |
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3.2.5.
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Question. What is a nerve cell axon branching phenomenon?
Answer. Divergence |
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3.3.1.
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Question. What types of nerve cells are in the eye retina?
Answer. Amacrine, bipolar, ganglion, horizontal, conus, and bacillus. |
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3.3.2.
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Question. What is the atomic mass, number, and the atom scheme of Aluminum?
Answer. The number in the element table is 13; atomic mass equals 27; and the atom scheme is +13 - 2 - 8 - 3. |
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3.3.3.
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Question: What is the ordinal number and the atomic mass of silver?
Answer. 47 and 107.868 |
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3.3.4.
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Question. What is the ordinal number, the atomic mass, and the atomic construction of Chromium?
Answer. 24; 52 (+24 - 2 - 8 - 13 - 1) |
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3.3.5.
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Chaplin (1889-1977), Galileo (1564-1642), Newton (1643-1727)
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3.4.1.
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7 - 09-21-37-54
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3.4.2.
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18 - 02-15-23-45-58
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3.4.3.
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19 - 05-12-31-40-49
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3.4.4.
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Australia (61): Canberra (62), Melbourne (3), Sydney (2)
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3.4.5.
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Belgium (32) Antwerp (3), Bruges (50), Brussels (2), Gent (91), Liege (41)
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3.5.1.
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According to Polish statistics, an average Polish man spends 91,250 minutes or 63.4 days, shaving during 68 years of his life. Dressing and undressing takes 523 days and he spends 1,046 days and 16 hours at the dinner table.
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3.5.2.
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In New York in 1977, statistics registered 24,712 bitten people. Dogs bit people 22,076 times, cats - 1,152, a person bit another person 892 times, rats - 542 times, bunnies - 40 times, lions - 3 times, ant-eater - 1 time. Statistics for the year 1984 are less complete. It is only known that dogs bit people 10,659 times and a person bit another person 1,593 times.
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3.5.3.
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In Australia, during a snail championship, participant number 806 finished the distance of 182 cm on a tartan road in precisely 19 minutes.
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3.5.4.
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lot = 12.80 g
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3.5.5.
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1 gallon = 3.785411784 liters
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4.1.1.
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Angel / South America / 1054 m
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4.1.2.
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Tugela / Africa / 933 m
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4.1.3.
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Yosemite / North America / 727.5 m
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4.1.4.
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Utigord / Norway / 610 m
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4.1.5.
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Sutherland / New Zealand / 580 m
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4.2.1.
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Victoria / Africa / 120
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4.2.2.
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Iguassu / South America / 72
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4.2.3.
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Boyoma / Africa / 60
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4.2.4.
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Niagara / North America / 51
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4.3.1.
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1 astronomical unit is 149.6 million km
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4.3.2.
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Mercury / 0.387 / 0.24
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4.3.3.
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Venus / 0.723 / 0.62
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4.3.4.
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Earth / 1 / 1
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4.3.5.
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Mars / 1.524 / 1.88
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4.4.1.
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Jupiter / 5.203 / 11.86
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4.4.2.
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Saturn / 9.539 / 29.46
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4.4.3.
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Uranus / 19.18 / 84.02
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4.4.4.
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Neptune / 30.7 / 164.52
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4.4.5.
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Pluto / 39.44 / 245.70
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4.5.1.
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Spectacles
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4.5.2.
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Surname, name, and middle name: Jones, James Earl
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4.5.3.
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Phone number: 590-23-42
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4.5.4.
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Address Ocean Street 40, Apartment 2
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4.5.5.
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Car license plate number: T 723 P
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4.6.1.
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Cell phone number: 1-901-735-1574
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4.6.2.
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Pager number: 970-00-03
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4.6.3.
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Customer number: 62390
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4.6.4.
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Office number: 421-30-06
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4.6.5.
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Fax: 489-86-47
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