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Mickey Way

File:October 30, 2006 042.jpg
Born

Mitchell Ernest Way


October 22, 1951

Somewheresville, Anystate

Occupationwinning warlock
Known forchocolate bar

HMS Hood, March 17 1924

Mickey Way is the name used in a fake bio used to test some scripts.

Nothing of consequence is found here; please move along.

Double curly opening quote (“).

“curly lquote to curly rquote” should be refactored in normal text.

not a typo either: october 30, 2006

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"Meaningless", said the wise man...
Test with "april 4 2010" in img name
The "Nov 06" part of the file name should remain intact
Also watch for file name refactoring

Omar Darling-Clementine

Born31 December 1909 (age 101)

Nowheresville, Everyprovince

Occupationdreadful sorry
Known forbeing lost and gone forever

Italy recorded two consecutive victories over Ireland in 1997; on January 4 37–29 at Lansdowne Road, and on December 20 36–22 in Bologna. On 22 March 1997 they recorded their first win over France 40–32 (in Grenoble). In January 1998, Scotland were the victims with Italy winning 25–21 (in Treviso); in the same year in the Rugby World Cup Qualifiers, they narrowly lost 23–15 against England at Huddersfield, but they argued for a try by Alessandro Troncon disallowed by the referee.

An excerpt from the Posen speeches where Himmler discusses the on-going extermination of the Jews

American order date list

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Oil spill - neither Mickey Way nor Omar Darling-Clementine were responsible.
Test with Image: instead of File:

This is blockquote #1 January 12, 2055 2055-01-12 24th August 1776

This is blockquote #2 January 12, 2055 2055-01-12 24th August 1776

During the enemy attack on front line facing Queant on 15th May 1917, Pte Corey, whilst acting as a stretcher bearer, showed great courage and devotion to duty. Although under direct enemy observation, he carried out his duties continuously for 17 hours without rest, and in a manner worthy of the highest commendation. Although an untrained stretcher bearer, he, together with the rest of the bearing party saved by first aid the lives of seriously wounded men. The Commander of the 54th Bn wrote an appreciation for the help given, and specially mentioned the stretcher bearing party for their good work.[1]

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  1. ^ "Recommendation for Military Medal" (PDF). Australian War Memorial. Retrieved 26 July 2008.