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From the nonfiction work ''American Streamline'' by Bernard Hartley, 1983, published by Oxford [[Category:Nonfiction|Dillon, Rob]]

Frank Sinatra stand-in from the nonfiction work ''American Streamline'' by Bernard Hartley, 1983, published by Oxford [[Category:Nonfiction|Sonata, Frank]]

....png|right]]Rock band invented for a sample recording contract in the 1993 nonfiction book ''Careers as a Rock Musician'' by Del and Margaret Hopkins. They just [[Category:Nonfiction]]

Musicians used as examples in the 1983 nonfiction textbook ''American Streamline: Connections'' by Bernard Hartley and Peter [[Category:Nonfiction|Osbourne, Donny and Ronny]]

...w_American_Streamline_Destinations.png|right]]Bluegrass band from the 1996 nonfiction work ''New American Streamline: Destinations'' by Bernard Hartley and Peter [[Category:Nonfiction]]

...Streamline_Destinations.png|right]]Country band in a fake ad from the 1996 nonfiction work ''New American Streamline: Destinations'' by Bernard Hartley and Peter [[Category:Nonfiction]]

Band used as an example in the 1994 nonfiction work ''The Songwriter's Market Guide to Song and Demo Submission Formats''. [[Category:Nonfiction|Mahalos]]

...umb|right]]Bluesy country singer/songwriter used as an example in the 1994 nonfiction work ''The Songwriter's Market Guide to Song and Demo Submission Formats''. [[Category:Nonfiction|Jones, Mary]]

...an_Streamline_Destinations.png|right]]Jazz band in a fake ad from the 1996 nonfiction work ''New American Streamline: Destinations'' by Bernard Hartley and Peter [[Category:Nonfiction]]

...can_Streamline_Destinations.png|right]]Rapper from a fake ad from the 1996 nonfiction work ''New American Streamline: Destinations'' by Bernard Hartley and Peter [[Category:Nonfiction|Mallet, M.G.]]

...n_Streamline_Destinations.png|right]]Pop singer in a fake ad from the 1996 nonfiction work ''New American Streamline: Destinations'' by Bernard Hartley and Peter [[Category:Nonfiction|Esterhaze, Gloria]]

[[Category:Nonfiction|MacFiddle, Freddy]]

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...%C4%81ori_people Maori] drum or fife, from author Rupert Hughes' otherwise nonfiction work ''The Musical Guide'' (1903). Included at the end of the dictionary se

[[Category:Nonfiction|Bugsworthy, Nicholas]]

...midwifed the "Elvis is still alive" cottage industry, publishing several "nonfiction" works on the topic. She claims she wrote the novel before Elvis' August 16

The name is from the 1966 nonfiction book ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Territorial_Imperative The Territ

The name is likely a reference to a 1968 nonfiction book of [https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/james-ridgeway-2/the-cl

[[Category:Nonfiction|Baldini, Guglielmo]]

...edia.org/wiki/The_Decline_of_the_West The Decline of the West]'' is a 1918 nonfiction book by Oswald Spengler.

The band's name is a reference to the 1970 nonfiction book ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Greening_of_America The Greening

The phrase "pink dimension" is from the 1968 nonfiction book ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Electric_Kool-Aid_Acid_Test The E