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This title boy tells us, "Tom and me found the money that the robbers hid in the cave, and it made us rich" |
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It's probably Led Zeppelin's most famous song, though the group never released it as a commercial single |
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She entitled her 1985 autobiography "Elvis and Me" |
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Organisms in the intestines of these communal insects help them to digest wood |
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This question that traditionally follows "Halt!" might also be asked about an unlikely destination |
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This Wonderland kitty "had very long claws and a great many teeth, so" Alice decided to treat it with respect |
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The King's concert was definitely over when this 5-word phrase followed "Ladies and gentlemen..." |
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It's an insect larva that literally feeds on books or a person who does it figuratively |
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George Bush Intercontinental Airport |
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Abbreviated WWJD, this question was popularized by the book "In His Steps" |
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He gave us "The Jungle Book" in 1894 & "The Second Jungle Book" in 1895 |
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Named for the massive statues of Mars & Neptune that flank it, the Giants' Staircase is found at this Venetian palace |
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Once used as a church, this home established during the Civil War was named for the owner's daughter |
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The scientific name of this insect is mantis religiosa |
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Louis Armstrong International |
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"Medical" catchphrase used when a performer takes ill on stage |
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His story about Jekyll & Hyde was inspired by a nightmare, & he was really ticked when his wife woke him up |
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This Bel Kaufman novel set at Calvin Coolidge High School has become a modern classic |
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Elvis starred with this sex kitten, sometimes called the female Elvis, in "Viva Las Vegas" |
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There are pea, grain & boll varieties of these beetles |
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In 2001 Jared Martin of TV's "Dallas" was featured under this heading in People magazine |
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This heroine is "barely eighteen" when she seeks a new job as a governess (& finds one, with Mr. Rochester) |
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Life is no "Picnic" for the Flood family in his 1957 play "The Dark at the Top of the Stairs" |
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Fittingly, this 1960 film was Elvis' first after returning from the army |
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The cottonmouth snake is also known by this name that sounds like Native American footwear |
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Wiley Post-Will Rogers Memorial Airport |
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You can put a male friend's courage in doubt with this rodent-related query |
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