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English: Logo of the Newark Tornadoes. Español: Logotipo de los Newark Tornadoes |
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- 2008-10-03 02:06 718 Bot 116×120× (2020 bytes) Logo of the [[Orange/Newark_Tornadoes]]. Sourced from http://www.logoserver.com/FBIndies.html {{Non-free logo|Defunct National Football League logos}} [[Category:Sports logos]] ==History of Image:Newark Tornadoes.GIF== *2007-05-01T00:14:12Z [[User:Cyde
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