The Linda Ronstadt Song That Underscored The Last Of Us' Tragic Third Episode
Ronstadt's song Long Long Time is ideal for the third episode of The Last of Us, and has rocketed up in popularity since the show aired.
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The Insurrection Act was last used for the 1992 LA riots that broke out after the four police officers who brutally beat Rodney King were acquitted.
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The Episode Of Avatar: The Last Airbender That Means More Than You Think
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Why Constantine II, The Last King Of Greece, Was In Exile For More Than 50 Years
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This Was Napoleon's Last Meal
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What Elvis' Last Christmas Was Like
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What The Last 12 Months Of Bob Marley's Life Were Like
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Why Historians Can't Stand The Last Samurai
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Why Do People Of European Descent Have Last Names?
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This Was The Last Letter Added To The Alphabet
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