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- adjective the ordinal number of one hundred thirty-five in counting order
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Astronaut Chris Ferguson was the shuttle commander for this 135th and final shuttle journey.
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The space shuttle Atlantis took off one last time Friday, launching into the sky on NASA's 135th and final space shuttle mission.
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Six new dog breeds are being welcomed into The 135th Westminster Dog Show.
WATCH: New Breeds Introduced For Controversial Dog Show The Huffington Post 2011
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In July, NASA's 135th space shuttle mission was successfully completed, ending the shuttle program and leaving America, for the first time since 1962, without the capacity to put a man or woman in space -- and reliant instead on private-sector initiatives.
James M. Gentile: Innovations In Space Technology Are Still Key James M. Gentile 2011
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Six new dog breeds are being welcomed into The 135th Westminster Dog Show.
WATCH: New Breeds Introduced For Controversial Dog Show The Huffington Post 2011
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Six new dog breeds are being welcomed into The 135th Westminster Dog Show.
WATCH: New Breeds Introduced For Controversial Dog Show The Huffington Post 2011
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After next week's scheduled final launch of Endeavour, the final and 135th shuttle flight is set to launch in June.
Alex Pasternack: Humanity's Greatest Spectacle Alex Pasternack 2011
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When blacks began renting in the blocks from West 133rd Street to West 135th Street in the 1910s, a group of white Harlemites proposed building a 24-foot-high fence, saying they wanted to keep out "the dark plague."
The Mecca of Black America Edward Kosner 2011
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Six new dog breeds are being welcomed into The 135th Westminster Dog Show.
WATCH: New Breeds Introduced For Controversial Dog Show The Huffington Post 2011
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In July, NASA's 135th space shuttle mission was successfully completed, ending the shuttle program and leaving America, for the first time since 1962, without the capacity to put a man or woman in space -- and reliant instead on private-sector initiatives.
James M. Gentile: Innovations In Space Technology Are Still Key James M. Gentile 2011
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