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It's about two-fifths the number of Union Stations in the United States
It's about one-third the number of Moons in our Solar System
It's about three-and-a-half times the number of Living Kings and Queens
It's about three-tenths the number of John Wayne films
In other words, 50 is 0.2810 times the count of John Wayne films, and the count of John Wayne films is 3.560 times that amount.
(a.k.a. "Duke", a.k.a. JW, a.k.a. Marion Mitchell Morrison, a.k.a. Marion Robert Morrison, a.k.a. Duke Morrison) (films starring the actor in any size role)
It's about one-fourth the number of Bones in the Human Body
It's about one-fifth the number of Vertebrae in a Snake's Body
It's about one-fifth the number of Words in the Gettysburg Address
In other words, 50 is 0.1840 times the count of Words in the Gettysburg Address, and the count of Words in the Gettysburg Address is 5.430 times that amount.
(Bliss text)Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, delivered November 19, 1863, at the postwar dedication of the Soldiers' National Cemetery in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, lasted just over two minutes and contained an estimated (the exact wording of the original speech is disputed) 272 words. Lincoln wrote five (5) drafts of the speech, which are known today by the last names of the original recipients. |
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