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In 1819, the bicycle rolled across the Atlantic into the Big Apple all the way from Europe. Known as "velocipedes" or "swift
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Born on October 25, 1881, in the picturesque city of Málaga, Spain, Picasso emerged as a prodigious talent, leaving an indel...
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