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With about 3 million people, Casablanca is this country's biggest city by far |
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In the pilot of this acclaimed HBO series, a mob boss starts seeing a therapist |
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He was Secretary of State for the whole time Lincoln was in office |
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A library at Mississippi State University has a room honoring this "Pelican Brief" author |
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Bob Hope started in show biz in this theatrical form as half of the dance team Hope & Rosequist |
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Title of a 1972 Don McLean hit & a 1999 teen comedy, both about losing one's innocence |
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The Portuguese called the city Casa Branca, which, like its present name, means this |
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In 1975 David McCallum could be seen (sometimes) in a pilot based on this H.G. Wells novel |
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Salmon P. Chase thought Lincoln wasn't on the money with a moderate anti-slavery position & resigned as this |
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He ventured from Oxford to Hollywood to write for the movies, including "The Big Sleep" |
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He retired in 1998, passing on his lordship of the dance to John Carey |
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A blue movie featuring the young Sylvester Stallone was re-released with this rhyming title |
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Like Toronto's Skydome, Casablanca's Hassan II Mosque has this feature for variable weather |
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In an unsold pilot, this "Fame" singer starred as aspiring singer "Irene" |
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Edwin M. Stanton refused to be dismissed as secretary of this by Andrew Johnson |
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His given names were Thomas Lanier, but he adopted a more "stately" name |
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In 1999 Bernadette Peters returned to Broadway in this show that says "There's no people like show people" |
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The development of this hands-on technique is credited to 19th century Stockholmer Per Henrik Ling |
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Casablanca is this type of "port" for European ships, a 3-word phrase referring to their brief stays |
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(Hi, I'm Bob Goen, a former host of "Wheel of Fortune") The original "Wheel of Fortune" pilot was hosted by Edd Byrnes, best known as Kookie on this TV show |
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Taking the speedy trial requirement literally, we assume, Lincoln appointed James Speed this in 1864 |
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This "Native Son" was born near Natchez in 1908 & died in Paris in 1960 |
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In her one-woman show, she's "still here, dammit": |
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Ficus elastica, which grows in southern Asia, produces this substance used to make erasers |
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The old section of Casablanca is called this, like Islam's second-holiest pilgrimage city |
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The pilot of this show about a romantic young couple aired as a 1982 "Happy Days" episode |
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John Usher was secretary of this in 1863, 2 years after Albert Fall, a later secretary, was born |
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This "SCTV" veteran with a new talk show played 8 roles in Broadway's "Little Me" |
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It can refer to a vinaigrette, or to a more glutinous orange preparation |
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