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Gosudarstvenny Universityl Magazine (GUM),
the largest department store in Moscow, is popular with both tourists and
locals. The name in English means "State Department Store." GUM was established
in 1921 and sells a variety of goods, including food, clothing, and home
appliances. 81112 Automotive Body, Paint, Interior, 
Deep Drone ROV
This ROV (remotely operated vehicle) is controlled by technicians on board a
surface ship. An umbilical cable provides electrical power, transmits
maneuvering commands to the vehicle, and transmits video and other research
data back to the control ship. This ROV can be fitted with manipulator arms,
and can retrieve objects from the ocean floor.
US Navy/Liaison Agency
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8112 Electronic and Precision Equipment 8113 Commercial and Industrial Machinery 
Vacuum Cleaner
A vacuum cleaner is a household appliance that cleans
carpets, floors, and furniture by suction. Other surfaces can be cleaned
through the use of attachments.
Digital Vision/age fotostock
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812 Personal and Laundry Services
8122 Death Care Services
The ancient Egyptians
believed that their god of the dead, Anubis, was the inventor of embalming. This
piece of art shows the jackal-headed Anubis preparing a mummy. It dates from
1314-1200 BC.
American civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr., foreground, attended the 1963 funeral procession of Medgar Evers, a civil rights organizer murdered by the Ku Klux Klan. In the face of often violent opposition, King challenged his supporters to maintain a policy of peaceful resistance to injustice.
On the outskirts of Cairo, an area of cemeteries known as the City of the Dead provides shelter for hundreds of thousands of poor residents. Families make their homes in and among tombs and gravesites, some of them belonging to Mameluke sultans. Indeed, Jesus cautioned
"let the dead bury the dead." Our interpretation is that he was warning us not
spend most of our time and money in honoring the dead, ... as is common among so
many millions of people who call themselves Christians and neglect the living.
The worst legacy dating back to the ancient pharaohs was the false beliefs
wherein people lived to die.
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Festivities Ending Ramadan
Members of the Tarabin Bedouin tribe in Egypt prepare food for a three-day
festival that marks the end of the Islamic holy month, Ramadan. During
Ramadan adult Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset.
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813 Religious, Grant-making, Civic, 8132 Grant-making and Giving Services
Library, Pennsylvania Women's Club and Men's Club of coal miners during year 1939 in a generation of Black men born free to pursue useful lives helping themselves and others by sponsoring families, garden-farms, education, medical care, churches, music lessons, hunting clubs, ball-teams and all the other endeavors that make free-born people good and useful to self and others. Being gifted and talented includes the abilities and willingness to "love ye one another." The non-existence of civic-social clubs is evidence that community in the Messianic sense does not exist even though there may be buildings for worship and the other trappings of organized religion. But, keep in mind that neither Jesus or Mohammed ever said that all one need do is worship in the generating of families of good and useful lives.
8134 Civic and Social Organizations
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