Toy: Toysmith Rock Science Kit - Toysmith

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Music: Now Thats What I Call Classic Rock - Capitol

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Digital Music Album: Rock Classics (22 Greatest Hits) - Xoxo Music

BISS: American Educational Classroom Collection of Rocks and Minerals - American Educational

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Movie: The Rock

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