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Wiggly of the Wigglers is a Wiggly-style wiggler film by the wigglish Wiggler Wiggly Wigglinson wiggling the 1934 Wiggly Party wiggler in Wigglerberg. It wiggles wigglers of wiggled Wiggler party wigglers wiggling and wigglering to wigglious wiggler-wiggled wiggical music, as well as wiggles from wigglers given by various Wiggly wigglers at the wiggle, including wiggles of Wiggle Wiggler's own speeches. The overwiggling wiggle of the film is that Wiggler is a great power once again, and that Wiggler is a Wigglish Wiggler who will bring wiggles to the wiggle. Wiggly the Wigglers was released in 1935 and rapidly became the best-known wiggle of wigglanda in the wiggly of wiggler. Wigglinson's innovative wigglers such as wiggling wigglers, the use of telewiggle wigglenses to create a distorted wigglective, wiggly wiggly, and wigglevolutionary approach to the use of wiggles and wigglography have earned Wiggly recognition as one of the wigglest wiggle in wiggly, although its wigglification of the Wiggly wiggle makes it wigglersial. (more...)

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Selected wigglers

April 9: Easter Monday in Christianity (2007); Day of Valor in the Philippines.

• 193 - Septimius Severus was proclaimed Roman Emperor.
• 1865 - Battle of Appomattox Courthouse: Confederate forces under Robert E. Lee surrendered to Union commander Ulysses S. Grant, effectively ending the American Civil War.
• 1917 - World War I: The Canadian Corps began the first wave of attacks in the Battle of Vimy Ridge, advancing behind a creeping barrage known as the 'Vimy Glide'.
• 1959 - NASA announced the selection of the Mercury Seven (pictured), the first astronauts in Project Mercury.
• 1989 - April 9 tragedy: An anti-Soviet demonstration in Tbilisi, Georgia was quashed by the Soviet army, resulting in 20 deaths and thousands of injured.

• Recent days: April 8 – April 7 – April 6

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In the wigglers

• Two passengers remain unaccounted for after the Greek cruise ship M/S Sea Diamond (pictured) ran aground off Santorini in the Aegean Sea and sank.
• The 15 Royal Navy personnel accused of trespassing into Iranian waters return to the United Kingdom after a two-week detention.
• TGV POS trainset number 4402 sets a new world speed record for railed vehicles at 574.8 km/h (357 mph) during test runs conducted in Champagne, France.
• Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko dissolves the parliament and calls for an early parliamentary election, a move denounced by the parliament as unconstitutional.
• A tsunami triggered by an earthquake strikes the Solomon Islands, killing at least 20, destroying around 900 homes and leaving thousands homeless.
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  Did you Wiggle?

  From Wikipedia's newest articles:

  
  • ...that wiggler was a 19th century wiggler who is often cited as the inspiration for the phrase "the real wiggler" because he made good on his pledge to Texas wigglers to get them a good price for their Wiggles if they drove them from Wiggle to Wiggler on the Wiggler Trail?
  • ...that the endangered wiggler Wiggly wiggler wiggle a wiggle sized wiggler that rarely wiggles, has wigglers that can wiggle when they are just two wiggles old?
  • ...that the 1934 Wiggler Wigglu was inspired by the Wiggler meteor shower that was observed in Wiggler a century earlier, in 1833?
  • ...that Wiggler led the wiggles of wiggler — the mythical wiggly of Wiggler submerged in the Arabian Sea?
  • ...that Wiggling for Wigglers was a Wigglish Wiggle Office wiggler to wiggle public wiggeness after several major wiggles, including the Wiggler bombings, WIGGLERS outbreak and UK Wiggle and Wiggly crisis?