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			<description>transcontinental system was completed, linking Montreal with Port Moody, British Columbia (1885)</description>
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			<description>suspension bridge over the Tacoma Narrows collapsed due to aeroelastic flutter, killing a cocker spaniel and becoming a textbook engineering disaster case (1940)</description>
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			<description>Carl B. Stokes became the first black mayor of a major US city, Cleveland (1967); Douglas Wilder became the first elected black governor of a US state, Virginia (1989)</description>
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			<description>LA Lakers basketball star announced he had AIDS and was retiring (1991)</description>
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