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On November 16, learn about the most interesting events and historical facts from across history. The 320th day of the Gregorian calendar is November 16th. On this day, the Grammy Award for Milli Vanilli was revoked after it was discovered that they didn’t do any of the singing on the Grammy-winning song; the United States and the Soviet Union established diplomatic ties; and the Federal Reserve Bank opened its doors.
The 16th of November falls under the sign of Scorpio. Martha Plimpton, an actress, and Paul Scholes, an English footballer, both have November 16th birthdays. National Button Day and National Fast Food Day are also celebrated today.
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