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The Prodigal Daughter is a novel by Jeffrey Archer, published in 1982. It is the story of Florentyna Kane, the daughter of Abel Rosnovski of Archer's Kane and Abel. The novel, one of Archer's best sellers, portrays Florentyna's life from early childhood to her final ascension to the position of President of United States. In this way, President Kane becomes the first female U.S. president.

Oder: Die Parabel vom verlorenen Sohn

The Land Shark (also land shark, landshark, LandShark) was a recurring character from the sketch comedy television series Saturday Night Live.
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[Scene: Interior. A New York apartment. There is a knock at the door.]Woman: [speaking through closed door] Yes?Voice: (mumbling) Mrs. Arlsburgerhhh?Woman: Who?Voice: (mumbling) Mrs. Johannesburrrr?Woman: Who is it?Voice: [pause] Flowers.Woman: Flowers for whom?Voice: [long pause] Plumber, ma'am.Woman: I don't need a plumber. You're that clever shark, aren't you?Voice: [pause] Candygram.Woman: Candygram, my foot! You get out of here before I call the police! You're the shark, and you know it!Voice: Wait. I-I'm only a dolphin, ma'am.Woman: A dolphin? Well... Okay. [opens door][Huge latex and foam-rubber shark head lunges through open door, chomps down on woman's head, and drags her out of the apartment, as Jaws attack music plays.]

candy-gram: A box of candy, delivered with a greeting or other prepared message.


Sound of Silence - Song von Simon and Garfunkel

Cape - Superman

Yao Ming (chinesisch 姚明 Yáo Míng; * 12. September 1980 in Shanghai) ist ein ehemaliger chinesischer Basketballspieler

Die Maske (Orig. Mask) ist ein US-amerikanisches Filmdrama von Peter Bogdanovich aus dem Jahr 1985.
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Der 16-jährige Roy L. Dennis (Rocky) leidet unter der Krankheit Craniodiaphysealer Dysplasie. Seine Gesichtsknochen wachsen unkontrolliert, sodass die Gesichtsproportionen stark deformiert sind.

The Comeback is a television series produced by HBO that stars actress Lisa Kudrow as sitcom actress Valerie Cherish in modern-day Los Angeles, California.

that gives new meaning to her trademark line, "I don't want to see that!

The Hook, or Hookman, is a classic example of an urban legend. The basic premise involves a young couple parked at a dark lovers' lane. The radio plays music as the couple make out. The music is interrupted by an announcer who reports that a serial killer has just escaped an institution which is nearby. The killer has a hook in place of one of his hands. For varying reasons they decide to leave quickly. The legend ends with the discovery of the killer's hook attached to the outside handle of one of the doors. Many variations include the sound of scraping on the car door. Some legends have the same beginning, but end up with them seeing him first, warning some others, then having him come to their car. They try to escape, but end up with him holding on to the top of the car. It ends with both dying.

This article may require cleanup to meet Wikipedia's quality standards. No cleanup reason has been specified. Please help improve this article if you can. (March 2011)Fantasy baseball is a game where people manage a roster of Major League baseball players. The participants compete against one another using those players' real life statistics to score points. It is one of the most commonly played fantasy sports games, and is arguably[according to whom?] one of the most difficult and time-intensive due to the 162-game season of the MLB and the inconsistency of players.

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Rotisserie League BaseballThe "Rotisserie" scoring system in Fantasy Baseball became popular in the 1980s. The scoring system was popularized by group of journalists and formalized under the title Rotisserie League Baseball in 1980, named after the New York City restaurant, La Rotisserie Française, where its founders met for lunch and first played the game

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LORELAI: When I was in fifth grade, I told everybody Erik Estrada was my boyfriend and that we used to make out on his motorcycle.

APRIL: A bike helmet.
LUKE: For what kind of bike?
APRIL: A Schwinn.

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STUART: We can't print the letters, Harry.
HARRY: But if they're true? What if Gonzalez really is taking these payoffs? It would finally make the city-council elections interesting.

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HARRY: OK, so, we don't print the letters, but if we can track down the person who's sending them.
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RORY: You know, you can use language-analysis software to ID an author by comparing his writing style to known writing samples.
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RORY: Yeah. That's how Joe Klein was unmasked as the author of "Primary Colours."

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LORELAI: Uh, books are back. Oprah says. Did we order the new box slips yet?

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MICHEL: he told me but I do not remember.
LORELAI: Michel.
MICHEL: What? I'm not an answering machine. I do not have "Sony" stamped on my forehead.

EMILY: I'm looking at a plane.
LORELAI: Because?
EMILY: Because you don't do something like buy a plane without looking at it first. I'm not Elvis.
LORELAI: Ah. My mistake. I thought you were. I apologize for sending those policemen badges for Christmas. Mom, dad is pretty worried about you.

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LUKE: Yeah. Thanks for the report. I'll pick up a scientific dictionary on the way home, see if I can figure out what it says.
APRIL: Norton makes a good one.

Lorelai: I think they enjoyed watching a show for once that didn't have Laa-Laa playing the guitar.

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