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"The Fall of the <b>Western Roman Empire</b> was the process of decline in the <b>Western</b> \n<b>Roman Empire</b> in which the <b>Empire</b> failed to enforce its rule, and its vast territory \nwas <b>divided</b> ... The <b>Eastern Empire</b> survived, and though lessened in strength \nremained for centuries an effective power of the <b>Eastern</b> Mediterranean. While \nthe ...",
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"In the 2012 film The <b>Dark Knight Rises</b>, Bruce Wayne's butler <b>Alfred</b> Pennyworth \nremembers himself sitting in Florence, Italy, drinking a Fernet Branca.",
"... main themes of the first two films in the trilogy, while her death in The Dark \nKnight in part motivates his actions in the third and final film, The <b>Dark Knight</b> \n<b>Rises</b>.",
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"Injured, Batman returns to the Batcave with Kelley, and allows her to become his \nprotégée in spite of protests from his butler, <b>Alfred</b> Pennyworth. Batman has ...",
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"The Minnesota State Fair is the state fair of the U.S. state of Minnesota. Its slogan \nis "The Great Minnesota Get-Together." It is the <b>largest state fair</b> in the United ...",
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"The Iowa <b>State Fair</b> is an annual <b>state fair</b> held in Des Moines, Iowa in August. It \nbegan in 1854 and has been held on the Iowa State Fairgrounds since 1886. It is \nbased in the state capital Des Moines, Iowa over 11 days in August. With over a \nmillion visitors it is one of the <b>largest</b> and best known <b>state fairs</b> in ...",
"The Ohio State Fair is one of the <b>largest State Fairs</b> in the United States. The \nevent is held in Columbus, Ohio during late July through early August. As \nestimated ...",
"The <b>State Fair</b> of Texas is an annual <b>state fair</b> with a controversial history held in \nDallas at ... Its 212-foot (65 m) Texas Star Ferris wheel was the <b>largest</b> in North \nAmerica when it debuted in October 1985, just months before the Texas ...",
"The Great New York <b>State Fair</b> is a 18-day showcase of agriculture, \nentertainment, education and technology. With midway rides, concessionaires, \nexhibits and concerts, it has become New York's <b>largest</b> annual event and an ...",
"The Hopkinton <b>State Fair</b> is an annual fair taking place in the village of \nContoocook in Hopkinton, New Hampshire, United States. The fair began in 1915 \nand has continued to grow and become one of the most well known events in \nNew England, and the <b>largest</b> fair in New Hampshire.",
"Kansas <b>State Fair</b> is a <b>State Fair</b> that is held annually in Hutchinson, Kansas, \nUnited States. It starts the Friday following Labor Day in September, and lasts for \n10 days. This fair is the <b>largest</b> single event in the State, and annually attracts ...",
"The Washington <b>State Fair</b>, formerly the Puyallup Fair, is the <b>largest</b> single \nattraction held annually in the state of Washington. The fair, which includes ...",
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