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Their Eyes Were Watching God
Zora Neale Hurston
2005		(woman) I remember when I first read this book, I fell in love with the story, It was one of the most beautiful, poignant love stories I'd ever...Rate it:

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They Died with Their Boots On
Wally Kline
1941		We're new cadets, sir. You're not cadets, and I'm not "sir." Pull in your chin! Stand at attention when you speak to a noncommissioned officer!...Rate it:

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They Have Changed Their Face
Giulio Berruti
1971		THEY'VE CHANGED FACES Auto Avio Motors. the Soviet representatives concerning the modifications to the 1004 model. Valle, this is Arche. Come...Rate it:

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Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines
Jack Davies
1965		1 Ever since man started to think, he's wanted to fly. But flying was strictly for the birds... and continued to be so for thousands of years....Rate it:

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To Each His Own
Charles Brackett
1946		1 Film Company Paramount Olivia De Havilland. In the movie EVERYTHING YOURSELF Mary Anderson Roland Culver Phillip Terry Bill Goodwin and etc...Rate it:

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To Each, Her Own
Myriam Aziza
2018		1 And here you are! With his new cut! You do not come with us? We arrive. Happy birthday Happy birthday Happy birthday Claire and Simone H...Rate it:

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We Own the Night
James Gray
2007		Bobby! Bobby, are you in there with Amada? Bobby! - It's Jumbo. - I'll be out in a second, Jumbo. You gotta come out. There's chicks dancing ...Rate it:

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