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No references found	A sizeable percentage of these reports agreed on many aspects of the mirage-like statue, namely that it was of a 150 to 200-ft-tall figure resembling John Lennon raising his right hand in the form of the universal peace sign, with his right arm raised in the same posture as the Statue of Liberty. Statue mirage 'a time slip' LETTERS to the EDITOR by Daily Post (Liverpool, England) A sizeable percentage of these reports agreed on many aspects of the mirage-like statue, namely that it was of a figure resembling John Lennon raising his right hand in the form of the universal peace sign, with his arm raised in the same posture as the Statue of Liberty. Vision was timeslip; You Say Email:letters@liverpoolecho.co.uk by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England) The fact that it''s located conveniently in the New York is not a matter of chance, but since it''s located in New York and you''re in New York, why not takes a ride down to the Statue of Liberty to take a look at what the Statue can give you? USA Travel by jacob / Travel, recreation and leisure community	The Hermitage State Historic Site the Hulk The Internet Account The Louvre the Mahdi The Marches The MathWorks, Inc. The Metadata Company The Microsoft Network The Minch The Mountain The Mountaineers The Mythical Man-Month The Netherlands The Network The Observer The Open Group The Pas the Pleiade the Pléiade The Press The Rail The Real-Time Operating System Nucleus The Socialist Fatherland is in Danger! The Spanish Armada The Statue of Liberty The story of Mel The story of Mel, a Real Programmer the Sublime The Summit at Haw River State Park The Thousand the Times The Tragic The Unconscious The Wash The World Of Cryton the X that can be Y is not the true X Thea Theaceae Theagenes Theales Theater Theater Entrepreneur Theater Festival Theater Guilds Theater of Miniatures Theater of Operations theater of the absurd Theater of the Revolution Theater of War Theater of Young Workers	The State of Hawaii The state of Israel The state of Israel The State of Japan The State of Japan The state of Minnesota The state of Minnesota The State of New Hampshire The State of New Hampshire The State of New Hampshire The State of New York The State of New York The State of New York the state of play The State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations The State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations The State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations The State Opening of Parliament The State University of New Jersey The State University of New Jersey Rutgers The State Up North The States The States The States The States The Station Agent The Stationery Office The Stationery Office The Stations of the Cross The Stations of the Cross The Statue of Liberty the status quo The Staubach Company The Stealthy Gamers Union The Steel Company of Canada The steel seizure case The Stereo Trading Outlet The Stereophonics The Stereotype Take Over The Sterling Area The Stetchkov Syndicate The Steve Harvey Show The Steven Barlow Partnership The Stewartry The Stewartry The Stewartry of Kirkcudbright The Stewartry of Kirkcudbright The Stick The stick man The Stickit minister The stigmata The stigmata The Stock Exchange, Mumbai The Stockholm syndrome The Stockholm syndrome The Stoics The Stoics The Stoics The stone age The stone age The stories of Judaism

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A sizeable percentage of these reports agreed on many aspects of the mirage-like statue, namely that it was of a 150 to 200-ft-tall figure resembling John Lennon raising his right hand in the form of the universal peace sign, with his right arm raised in the same posture as the Statue of Liberty.

Statue mirage 'a time slip' LETTERS to the EDITOR by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)

A sizeable percentage of these reports agreed on many aspects of the mirage-like statue, namely that it was of a figure resembling John Lennon raising his right hand in the form of the universal peace sign, with his arm raised in the same posture as the Statue of Liberty.

Vision was timeslip; You Say Email:letters@liverpoolecho.co.uk by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)

The fact that it''s located conveniently in the New York is not a matter of chance, but since it''s located in New York and you''re in New York, why not takes a ride down to the Statue of Liberty to take a look at what the Statue can give you?

USA Travel by jacob / Travel, recreation and leisure community

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