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2. Caledonian Railway 264 Class - Wikipedia

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   Smokey Joe 0-4-0 model. Smokey Joe is a model steam locomotive based on the 264 which has been in the Hornby Railways range since 1983 and has been highly popular, being regarded as a "permanent fixture" by the company. [10] A 'starter'-level engine, it has also been the centrepiece of an eponymous train set in the Hornby range. [11]

3. Joe Klecko - Wikipedia

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   Hall of Fame tackle Anthony Muñoz said about Klecko, "In my 13 seasons, Joe is right there at the top of the defensive ends I had to block, up there with Fred Dean, Lee Roy Selmon and Bruce Smith. Joe was the strongest guy I ever faced. He had perfect technique — hands in tight, great leverage.

4. Top Secret (company) - Wikipedia

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   The company was founded by Japanese automotive engineer and driver, Kazuhiko “Smokey” Nagata. [1] The company is mainly known for its tuning, aftermarket parts, body kits, and performance engineering. Top Secret's current product lineup consists of aero, exterior and interior, engine, exhaust, chassis, brake, suspension, and powertrain parts.

5. Smokey Joe - Wikipedia

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   Smokey Joe (video game), a variant of the 1978 arcade game Fire Truck; Smokey Joe (model locomotive), a model steam locomotive built by Hornby Railways; Smoky Joe's, a former men's clothing store and current website "Smokey Joe", nickname given to Soviet World War II freighter Sukhona by another ship's crew in Convoy QP 1

6. Making This Strength Training Tweak Can Help You Achieve Your ...

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   Legs. Perform a rep test. With your fitness goal and muscle group in mind, grab a lighter weight than you think you can handle (so you don’t risk injury) and try to reach the rep count for each ...

7. Dennis Weaver - Wikipedia

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   Billy Dennis Weaver [1] (June 4, 1924 – February 24, 2006) was an American actor and president of the Screen Actors Guild, best known for his work in television and films from the early 1950s until just before his death in 2006.