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Date: 2009-02-03 23:53:37
Waco siege
Religion
Adventism
David Koresh
Prophets
Howell
Bureau of Alcohol
Tobacco
Firearms and Explosives
Waco Tribune-Herald
Branch Davidians
Apocalypticism
Prophecy

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