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===Moral examples===
===Moral examples===
*[[Mary]], the mother of [[Jesus]] **needs reference
*[[Mary]], the mother of [[Jesus]]
*[[Stephen]], the first martyr **needs reference
*[[Stephen]], the first martyr
=== Political examples ===
=== Political examples ===
*[[American Idol]]
*[[American Idol]]
*"[[The Star-Spangled Banner]]," the [[national anthem]] of the United States
*"[[The Star-Spangled Banner]]," the [[national anthem]] of the United States
:''(add more one-hit wonders)''
:''(add more one-hit wonders)''