As of 2005, the fate of King  Leopold's statue was undetermined. What has become of it?
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In 2005 the statue of former Belgian colonial king Leopold II was re-erected in the center of the Democratic Republic of Congo capital, Kinshasa. \nThe 6m high statue was still dirty after spending 40 years in an open-air dump, it had been taken down in 1967.
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France.\n\nHISTORICAL NOTE:  This incident occurred prior to the recent riots where two 15 year old rioters completely destroyed the White Flag factory near Paris.  Government spokesman, Sock Ray Blue, said "the factory is crucial to the French government, the highest priority possible has been assigned to the rebuilding efforts".  Additionally, he asked all potential attackers to please refrain until France's ability for "rapid surrender" is restored.
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If it is in reference to the Antarctic research area, then I believe you can find information in http://www.smitha.demon.co.uk/zfids/ on this page, there are links that let you know about the progress of the area since 1956 to this day –there are pictures too. In addition, I believe you can find it in Wikipedia too and work from there. Make sure you visit the external links; they might be able to provide you with important information. Good luck with the assignment ;)
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unfortunatly, there's no way to tell. due to the change in history, the world would be completly diffrent.
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Brasilla or Brasillia.  Its there new capitol in the middle of the country.  It was totally planned out before it was built in the 1950s or 60s
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Skeleton appeared in the 1928 games at St. Moritz, disappeared until the 1948 games again in  St. Moritz, then disappered again until Salt Lake City in 2002.\n\nFor a list of countrys from 2006, check the official Torino 2006 web site: http://www.torino2006.org/ENG/OlympicGames/home/index.html
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I agree! When it was unveiled Ken Livingtone spouted his usual PC bilge, saying the model was braver than the war heroes already commemorated. Wrong! They all chose careers in which they risked their lives. She has made the best of a bad situation over which she had no control, but has not saved the country from Napoleon or Hitler like they did. The statue is an embarrassment, and does not respect its surroundings. \n\nAnd isn't it sad that the first woman to get a statue in London's greatest square achieves this by getting her kit off? If they didn't want to honour another boring old white man, why not put a statue of Nelson Mandela there instead of proposing another new plinth for him as they're doing?
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there is no evidence or confirmation
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It is in a museum in Austria.  I don't know if it is the real thing, but Hitler thought it was.  He had it in his possession during WWII.  True story.
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I dunno, what happened?
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Nobody knows the future...\nI can only hope that things will get better for the Cubians after Fidel passes on.
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Actually no one knows. Pot's been around for longer than written language.
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Rare commodity anymore.\n\nhttp://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-pOypG0szd7Pv_X1rQxw_4qCWpA--?cq=1&p=182
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It is a major puzzle, no one is quite sure. See the attached article for more details...
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The Ottoman Empire ended in 1923 bone head, so unless your insulting question is retroactive I suggest you study up a little on the culture and the country before you embarrass yourself and betray your ignorance again.
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Let it go. Why can't we have any mysteries in this country. Hoffa, JFK, Deep Throat. Why do we always have to know everything. Mysteries are fun. They give us something to debate, to speculate about. Hell, they even dug up the unknown soldier at Arlington a few years ago. I vote for not knowing.
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It looks like it. I dont see anything on it after 2004 ruling or i past over it one. Probable settle after that.