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A famous restaurant named for Jules Verne is on the second floor of this landmark |
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Of the 8 schools of this league, only Cornell was founded after the American Revolution |
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In pioneer days, folk art dolls were often made out of the husks of this food plant |
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If Angelique sang "Dominique" on Martinique, she'd be in this sea |
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In January 1980 the price of this was up to a whopping $875 per troy ounce |
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The Cypress Inn co-owned by Doris Day welcomes guests with these & even has special "sitters" for them |
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Verne named the Nautilus in "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" after the sub this steamboat inventor built in Paris in 1800 |
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Among the groups founded by B'nai B'rith is this discrimination-fighting league |
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Breeds of this bird include Dorking, bantam & white leghorn |
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Traditional houses of the Dayak people of Borneo are set on these |
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Erupting for the first time since 1857, it even covered parts of Oregon in ash |
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One of Doris' favorite roles was as this wild west tomboy who sang "Secret Love" |
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Verne was encouraged to write by this friend, mentor & Musketeer creator |
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In 2001 this DC Comics group got a new series on the Cartoon Network |
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It's a localized thickening & hardening of the skin |
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In South America, the city of Macapa sits just north of this line; Quito, just south of it |
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In an antitrust case against this company, MCI was awarded $1.8 billion |
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Doris said she has no love for this Oscar-winning tune from "The Man Who Knew Too Much"; it was "a children's song" |
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Verne was born on February 8, 1828 in this city, famous for its 1598 edict |
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In 1921 she gave birth to the American Birth Control League |
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Her forces were part of the group that lost the Battle of Actium in 31 B.C. |
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The present-day version of this Ancient Greek town known for its regimented lifestyle was founded in 1834 |
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At the Winter Olympics held in this New York town, Eric Heiden won 5 individual gold medals |
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In this 1959 classic Brad (Rock) & Jan (Doris) share a phone line |
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A Nov. 24, 1889 article told of this journalist's meeting with Verne, whose work inspired her trip |
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From its common language, the League of Five (later Six) Nations is also known as this |
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This horse set a reord in 1950, running the mile in 1 minute 33 3/5 seconds |
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The Eastern Ghats is a mountain range in India that faces this bay |
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In April this Maine Democrat succeeded Cyrus Vance as Secretary of State |
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Doris didn't star in "West Side Story", but did star in this 1950 similarly titled musical set in a military academy |
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