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ALL THE PRESIDENTS' CHILDREN |
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As this character, Peter Sellers gave unique inflections to words like "room", "phone" & "monkey" |
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Tragically in 1999 this favorite son, his wife & her sister perished in a plane off Martha's Vineyard |
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This Arlington, Virginia building covers 29 acres, employs 23,000 workers & houses its own shopping center |
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In "Gone with the Wind" she wrote of "the usual masculine disillusionment in discovering that a woman has a brain" |
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In Rome a castello might be encircled by a fosso, one of these |
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Perhaps not one of Sellers' best, "The Bobo" co-starred this Swedish-born actress to whom he was married |
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His daughter Anna accompanied him when he went to Yalta in 1945 |
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If Superman needs leaping practice, he could try this city's Wacker Drive, with several buildings 500 feet or higher |
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Drama whose original alternate title was "The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up" |
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At the Barcelona Olympics Mark McCoy won the 110-meter vallas, these |
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Besides blankly watching TV, it's the original occupation of Chance, Sellers' character in "Being There" |
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These twins born November 25, 1981 were named for their grandmothers |
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Australian nurse Elizabeth Kenny |
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Until 1976 the stairwell of this building housed the Liberty Bell |
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Right after "Oliver Twist", Dickens wrote a novel about this hero with a sense of "N"-titlement |
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It's also called Wanli Changcheng, meaning it's 10,000 li long |
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Woody Allen wrote this '60s film featuring Sellers as a lecherous psychoanalyst |
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Both of his sons graduated from Stanford University during the 1920s & both became engineers |
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This NYC museum features a large glass skylight above a 6-floor spiral |
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Eiserner vorhang is German for this metaphorical barrier that used to divide Germany & Europe |
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John Lennon was among the fans of this influential radio show starring Peter Sellers & Spike Milligan |
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The eldest son of a president, this Ohio senator of the 1940s was known as "Mr. Republican" |
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American Revolutionary statesman Jonathan Trumbull |
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Built in Boston in the 1740s by the merchant for whom it's named, it's still used as a market & meeting place |
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In French un obstacle is this 10-letter word; the "speech" type is un defaut d'elocution |
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