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			<description>the Swiss-Italian Alp was first scaled, by British mountaineer Edward Whymper (1865)</description>
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			<description>the 21-year-old outlaw was shot and killed by Sheriff Pat Garrett in New Mexico (1881)</description>
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			<description>spacecraft performed the first flyby of another planet and sent back the first pictures of the surface of Mars (1965)</description>
			<title><i>Mariner 4</i></title>
			
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			<description>were officially discontinued by the Federal Reserve System, leaving the $100 bill as the largest unit of circulating currency (1969)</description>
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