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Abbey
Abbey. A monastery with monks who live in isolation and are religious. There's a half decent wikipedia entry on Abbey over at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abbey
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- Watch the video for Josh Abbott Band's romantic song "Wasn't That Drunk." [web page]
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- There is proof that aliens exist in this monastery! — according to American scientists: [web page]
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