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2017年3月17日初年度57日目-歴史

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9:30AM THE PRESIDENT meets with the Republican Study CommitteeOval OfficeIn-Town Travel Pool Spray (Final Gather 9:20AM – Briefing Room Doors)10:00AM THE PRESIDENT leads a listening session on Veterans’ AffairsRoosevelt Room11:20AM THE PRESIDENT welcomes Chancellor Angela Merkel of GermanyWest Wing Lobby11:30AM THE PRESIDENT meets with Chancellor MerkelOval Office11:45AM THE PRESIDENT leads a bilateral meeting with Chancellor MerkelOval Office12:30PM THE PRESIDENT leads a roundtable discussion on vocational training with United States and German business leadersCabinet Room1:20PM THE PRESIDENT and Chancellor Merkel hold a joint press conferenceEast Room1:50PM THE PRESIDENT has a working luncheon with Chancellor MerkelState Dining RoomClosed PressVirginia GateJoint Base Andrews4:00PM THE PRESIDENT departs the White House en route to Joint Base AndrewsSouth Lawn4:20PM THE PRESIDENT departs Joint Base Andrews en route to West Palm Beach, FloridaJoint Base AndrewsOut-of-Town Travel Pool6:35PM THE PRESIDENT arrives in West Palm Beach, FloridaPalm Beach International Airport

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エジプトの7000万匹のミイラ化された動物が古代ミイラ産業の暗い秘密を明らかにする

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In what is described as Egypt’s “dark secret,” a staggering 70 million mummified animals have been found in underground catacombs across Egypt, including cats, birds, rodents, and even crocodiles.

ナシラAK-85-歴史

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Nashira(AK-85: dp. 5 202 (f.); 1. 269& 39;10& 34;; b. 42& 39;6& 34;; dr. 20& 39;9& 34;, s. 10 k.; cpl. 83; a. i 3& 34;, 8 20mm.; cl. Enceladus; T. N3-S-A1)Nashira (AK-85), originally assigned the name Josiah Paul, was transferred from the control of the Maritime Commission to the Navy 1 January 1943, prior to the start of construction.

USSテネシーAC-10-歴史

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USS Tenessee AC-10Tennessee IV(Armored Cruiser No. 10: dp. 13,712 (f); l. 504& 39;6& 34;; b. 72& 39;10Y2& 34;, dr. 25& 39;0& 34; (mean), s. 22.16 k., cpl. 887, a. 4 10& 34;, 16 6& 39;& 39;, 22 3& 34;, 4 3-pdrs., 4 21& 34; tt.; cl. Montana)The fourth Tennessee (Armored Cruiser No. 10) was laid down by the Cramp Shipbuilding Co.