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  • ...s Life'', and remained on the board of directors when it merged with [[The Walt Disney Company]]. Jobs, who served as Apple's CEO until shortly before his death,
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  • ...revised the presentation of American history at the Hall of Presidents at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom, and has served as consultant to several [[National P
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  • ...Otto Preminger]], [[Frank Sinatra]], [[Sam Spiegel]], [[Darryl Zanuck]], [[Walt Disney]], and [[Howard Hughes]]." <ref>''Any God Will Do'', The Dial Press, New Yo
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  • *'''Goofy''' — [[Walt Disney]] cartoon dog
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  • ...], [[Tampa, Florida|Tampa]], and [[Orlando, Florida|Orlando]] (home of the Walt Disney World). ...gustine. [[Walt Disney]] chose Central Florida as the site of his planned "Walt Disney World" in the 1960s and began purchasing land. In 1971, the first component
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  • ...Great Profile'' starring John Barrymore was released in 1940, the animated Walt Disney Feature Animation|Disney film ''Dumbo'', ''Road Show'' and ''The Wagons Rol
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  • ...s Rey de Francia serves as a Franciscan college. The fourth episode of the Walt Disney television series ''Zorro'' was filmed on the Mission grounds. The story li
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  • ...Friends - Music from Final Fantasy]]", followed [[May 10]], 2004 at the [[Walt Disney Concert Hall]] in [[Los Angeles, California]] selling out in three days. Th
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  • ''Consumer Discretionary'' - e.g. GM, Home Depot, Walt Disney
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  • * In 1994 with [[Tim Rice]] he wrote songs for [[Walt Disney]]'s ''[[The Lion King]]''.
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  • ...uture, has been both an asset and a liability for the monorail. When [[The Walt Disney Company]] built a monorail (type Alweg) in the amusement park [[Disneyland]
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  • ...[[billionaire]]—synonymous with extreme wealth. "John D. Rockerduck" is a Walt Disney character popular in Europe who is a foil to other well-known rich duck, th
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  • For many years a Hollywood publicity man for Walt Disney and other studios, Condon took up writing relatively late in life and his f
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  • For many years a Hollywood publicity man for Walt Disney and other studios, Condon took up writing relatively late in life and his f
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  • ...which features material from NBC, [[Fox Broadcasting Company|Fox]], and [[Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures|Disney]].<ref>{{cite web | title = MGM to Post Full
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  • In 1959, Nintendo struck a deal with [[The Walt Disney Company|Disney]] to have them allow Nintendo to use Disney's characters on
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  • ...l and agriculture as Southern California's principal industry. In 1955, [[Walt Disney]] opened the world's first theme park at [[Disneyland]] in Anaheim. In 195
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  • ...eroes mythos itself received a nostalgic treatment in the acclaimed 2004 [[Walt Disney Pictures|Disney]]/[[Pixar]] release ''[[The Incredibles]]'', which utilized
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  • ...of the Japanese copying comics from the G.I.s who occupied Japan or from [[Walt Disney]] and other U.S. master comics artists. Instead, the history of manga invol
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