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Michael Jordan plays basketball in wheelchairs with a paralyzed young man, 1987.
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The images were taken by medical professionals in November 1954 when the celebrity was examined at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Florida for endometriosis. The auction organizers initially planned to sell the images of her chest for just $3,000, but they ended up fetching much more.
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For example, javelin throwing with both hands and stone putting. At the 1900 Games in Paris, there was obstacle swimming over 200 meters – swimmers had to navigate submerged logs and dive under boats anchored in place.
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Joanne Rowling holds the first published novel about the adventures of Harry Potter, 1997.
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A nationwide referendum would be held, and anyone who voted in favor of participating in the war would immediately become a volunteer and be sent to the front lines.
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Mike Tyson in glamorous pink handcuffs was sent to jail for drug possession and driving under the influence, 2008.
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Do you think there should have been a wheel like this now?
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A stone on the head trains the students not to lower their heads and keep their eyes on the road at all times. Hussein Obama, the father of U.S. President Barack Obama, also served in the KAR.
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Salvador Dalí working on his painting "The Face of War." California, USA, 1940.
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One of the 4 nervous systems that was successfully preserved.
It took over 1000 hours to extract it.
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Quarantine and prayers to the gods were not the only ways to fight the epidemic. According to sources, driven by the desire to eradicate the disease, people resorted to methods of biological warfare.
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The CEOs of seven major tobacco corporations in the U.S. testify under oath that nicotine does NOT cause addiction, 1994.
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Emerald wine bowl on a golden pedestal, India, 18th century.
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17-year-old student Otoya Yamagucci delivers fatal wounds to politician Inejiro Asanuma with a traditional Japanese sword, the wakizashi, in a live television broadcast. Tokyo, 1960.
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Fire trucks of the 1930s had a special place for service dogs.
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The steps leading to the top of the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
The tower itself was constructed from 1173 to 1360, taking nearly 200 years. The marble on the stairs has worn down in recent decades due to the influx of tourists.
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Ex-spouses divide their collection of plush toys after the divorce.
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This is not a strongman competition, just French soldiers demonstrating a papier-mâché cow that was used as a hiding place for a sniper or observer on no man's land, France, World War I.
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People brought their dogs for euthanasia as they were unable to pay the increased pet tax.
Berlin, 1926.
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French President Paul Doumer lights the eternal flame at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier under the Arc de Triomphe in Paris on June 13, 1931. He himself lost four sons during World War I.
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The process of putting on an evening dress, 1850-1860s.
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The chaotic scene and media scandal that followed led to public executions being banned nationwide.
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The police against Mike Tyson after he bit off a piece of Evander Holyfield's ear. Photo from 1996.
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A Chinese woman whose feet were bound in special shoes since childhood. The late 1800s.
Foot binding was a custom practiced in China from the early 10th to the early 20th century.
Girls' foot bones were broken, and then all the toes except the big one were tied together with a strip of cloth, forcing them to walk in small-sized shoes.
The size of the feet determined the prestige of the bride. Healthy and undeformed feet were associated with peasant labor and "lowly origin."
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A 16th-century doublet. This rare example, in excellent condition, dates back to 1580. The doublet was the first type of clothing that tightly fitted the body. This piece is lined with thick leather for protection during fencing. The exhibit is stored in the Metropolitan Museum in New York.
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