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Leonidas and his Spartans repelled unending frontal attacks until the tens or thousands of bodies of his defeated enemies were piled high into a wall. The enemy was finally able to flank him on the seventh day thanks to Ephialtes, a Greek traitor whose name will live in infamy forever.

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Leonidas Monument at Thermopylae. "Molon Labe” is inscribed at its foundation

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It all began with the idea of ancient and modern universes colliding in the fiery crucible of one watch's fierce geometry. This was patek philippe replica watches's calling card, after all. Isn't "fusion", the idea of modernity and tradition, intermingled with 200-year-old Swiss watchmaking traditions, a synonym for "fusion?"

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