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For World Cup 1999, the largest crowd ever at a women's sporting event filled this southern California venue |
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"The Art of the Impossible" is a collection of writings by this Czech playwright & president |
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Receive a "M*A*S*H" note from him & it may be a"dressed" from his Toledo birthplace |
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All of the hundreds of species of this tree bear acorns |
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The sixth Pacific storm system of the year 2000 shared its name with this long-maned Italian male model |
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1968: American Independent Party |
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Catharine Beecher, Harriet's sister, pioneered this Olympic sport, calling it "grace without dancing" |
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Standish O'Grady was known for writing histories of this country, his birthplace |
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Toledo-born Olympic gold medal-winning skater seen here |
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The Arizona cypress is a favorite as this holiday decoration |
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This Russian goldsmith created famous jeweled Easter eggs for European royalty |
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1948: States' Rights Party |
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(Hi, I'm WNBA star Jennifer Azzi) In the first women's intercollegiate basketball game, Berkeley met this other N. Calif. school, my alma mater |
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British author Lawrence Durrell is most famous for his "quartet" of novels set in this Egyptian city |
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This Toledo-born feminist & former Bunny published the book of essays "Moving Beyond Words" in 1994 |
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In America you'll see the sugar & pitch varieties of these coniferous trees |
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Patsy & Edina are the well-lubricated but aging pair of sitcom characters on this popular British import |
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1904, 1908, 1912, 1920: Socialist Party |
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Lisa Fernandez led her teammates to the gold medal in this sport in the 2000 Olympics |
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An actress before she turned to mystery novels, Dame Ngaio Marsh was born in Christchurch in this country |
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He's known for his "Holidays in Hell" stories in Rolling Stone |
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Its name is in part from the Greek syko, "fig"; the Near East tree, not the American one, is related to the fig |
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Something constructed, perhaps an untruth |
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The weekend Tiger won the British Open, this Australian swept to victory in the U.S. Women's Open |
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"Heartbreak Tango" was the second novel by Manuel Puig, one of this country's most famous authors |
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Teresas from Toledo include actress Teresa Ganzel & this "Music! Music! Music!" singer |
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If you don't want to say California laurel, you can use this 3-letter name instead |
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The non-revolutionary British Socialist society of the 1880s |
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