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File:Three Days of El Condor Pasa.jpg|link=Three Days of El Condor Pasa|'''''[[Three Days of El Condor Pasa]]''''' is a 1975 political musical film about a bookish CIA researcher (Robert Redford) who returns to his childhood home in the Andes, only to discover that all of the miners of the village, and many of their wives and children, have been murdered or disappeared by Operation Condor.  
File:Three Days of El Condor Pasa.jpg|link=Three Days of El Condor Pasa|'''''[[Three Days of El Condor Pasa]]''''' is a 1975 political musical film about a bookish CIA researcher (Robert Redford) who returns to his childhood home in the Andes, only to discover that all of the miners of the village, and many of their wives and children, have been murdered or disappeared by Operation Condor.  


File:The Glass Tweet Game.jpg|link=The Glass Tweet Game|'''''[[The Glass Tweet Game]]''''' is the last full-length tweet-chain by author and alleged time-traveler Hermann Hesse.
File:RoboMountie.jpg|link=RoboMountie|'''''[[RoboMountie]]''''' is a science fiction slapstick comedy action film directed by Paul Verhoeven and Hugh Wilson, starring Peter Weller and Brendan Fraser.  


File:Queerosmith.jpg|link=Queerosmith|'''[[Queerosmith]]''' is a theoretical rock band comprising Queen and Aerosmith.
File:Queerosmith.jpg|link=Queerosmith|'''[[Queerosmith]]''' is a theoretical rock band comprising Queen and Aerosmith.
File:Monarchy of Needs.jpg|link=Monarchy of Needs|'''''Monarchy of Needs''''' is a self-help comedy buddy film about a psychologist (Abraham Maslow) who befriends the King of France (Louis XV).


File:Beer can-can dance.jpg|link=Beer can-can dance|The '''[[beer can-can dance]]''' is a high-energy, physically demanding dance that became a popular beer-hall dance in the 1940s, continuing in popularity in French cabaret to this day.
File:Beer can-can dance.jpg|link=Beer can-can dance|The '''[[beer can-can dance]]''' is a high-energy, physically demanding dance that became a popular beer-hall dance in the 1940s, continuing in popularity in French cabaret to this day.

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