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He originally intended his creation James Bond to be an "uninteresting man to whom things happened" |
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10-4, good buddy, it's what the CB in CB radio stands for |
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This U.S. state has the longest common border with Mexico |
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His film "Life is Beautiful" was widely compared to Jerry Lewis' "The Day the Clown Cried" |
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She's the tragic Egyptian ruler depicted here, appropriately with cobras: |
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In Dumas, it follows the line "All for one" |
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Like Dickens, this "Vanity Fair" contemporary left his last novel, "Denis Duval", unfinished |
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These groovy home furninshings, seen here, were invented in 1963 & are still popular today: |
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You'll find the Mayan ruins of Tulum on this large peninsula |
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Literary classics Pasolini adapted for the screen include this one, as "I Racconti di Canterbury" |
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Howard Carter could tell you it's the name for the style of script seen here, meaning "sacred inscriptions": |
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Referring to its operative lever, it's a derogatory term for a Las Vegas slot machine |
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In a Robert Browning title, "The Book" is paired with this object -- but not the one Robert gave Elizabeth |
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California advertising man Gary Dahl created this popular geological "pet" in 1975 |
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This cape or "cabo" is at the southern tip of Baja California |
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"Miss Italia" was an early film by this beauty known as "La Lollo" |
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The well-known tomb of this man is seen here: |
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Valerie Bertinelli spent 9 seasons playing Barbara Cooper on this sitcom |
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Isaac D'Israeli, a critic & friend of Lord Byron's, named his oldest son this |
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She's the actress who launched the popular hairstyle seen here: |
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Hopefully you'll "treasure" this extensive mountain range of western Mexico |
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In "La Dolce Vita", Walter Santesso played the photographer who gave his name to this profession |
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With enormous depictions of himself like the one seen here, this pharaoh showed he was "second" to none: |
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Proverbially, it's "another man's poison" |
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Ask, don't tell the name of this 18th century author of "The Beggar's Opera" |
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It seemed we were all trying to learn this "forbidden" South American dance in the early 1990s |
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Bordering Guatemala, this troubled state is Mexico's southernmost |
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It's the "Open City" in the title of Rossellini's film about the German occupation |
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The obelisk seen here is part of an elaborate temple complex that shares its name with this Las Vegas hotel: |
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In 1962 Ken Kesey published this nonconformist classic |
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