The Countdown - or rather the count UP.
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Yuan Shao was born in the year 154ad. He was destined to become the pre-eminent warlord who ruled Northern China until his defeat by Cao Cao.
Military experts believe he made a terrible strategic mistake during the final battle. The victory was witching his grasp until he inexplicably changed formation from the tried and tested 4000,4000,2000 to the disastrous 4000,5000,1000.
Military experts believe he made a terrible strategic mistake during the final battle. The victory was witching his grasp until he inexplicably changed formation from the tried and tested 4000,4000,2000 to the disastrous 4000,5000,1000.
The U.S.A. has a population density of 156 people per square km. if only arable land is taken into account, so called physiological population density.
158 is the number of international goals scored by Mia Hamm for the USA women's team, an all-time record for either sex
160 (Wales) Brigade is at the hub of the Army in Wales. The Brigade has a proud history at the centre of Army activity in the Principality.
161 - Bahrain and Brunei each have coastlines that are 161 kilometers in length + Liechtenstein has a land area of 161 square kilometers. (2 for the price of one there 
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Messerschmitt Me 163 Komet was a German rocket-powered fighter aircraft. during World War II....(dem fokkers bombed our chip shop)
In the year 166 King Chogo of Baekje succeeds to the throne of Baekje in the Korean peninsula.............to celebrate, they had roast Corgi for tea 
167 - Martina Navratilova's record amount of titles won by any tennis player in the history of the sport, male or female.
Thomas Sopwith, an English aviation pioneer flew 169 miles (272 km) in 3 hours, 40 minutes on December 18, 1910