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Singletary is one of several of people who share their thoughts and memories about their participation in what has become a beloved relic during the 40-minute documentary that premieres Tuesday at 9 p.m.

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He soon came to believe that the desk on which he had written the Declaration would become a sacred relic.

But four years into his tenure as the Trojans’ coach, Riley’s once-sterling road reputation feels like a relic of a past life.

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It’s a relic dating back to when Dad was in high school, way back in the 1900s.

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On the ocean floor, relics of civilizations that have long since disappeared lie, awaiting discovery.

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