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THEY USED TO BE IN CHARGE |
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Known as the "First Lady of Song", she won 13 Grammy Awards, the most by any jazz artist |
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Seat seen here, possibly preferred by Spielberg or Welles: |
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You might see antelope when you travel Happy Jack Road between Laramie & Cheyenne in this state |
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22 Jermyn Street, The Savoy & The Covent Garden are all hotels in this city |
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He's the sculptor whose grave near Paris is marked by a copy of "The Thinker" |
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In the title of the album "Diz 'N' Bird In Concert", Diz is Dizzy Gillespie & Bird is this saxophonist |
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Proverbially, you don't want to be the one rearranging this kind of chair on the Titanic: |
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Don't miss walking through the Thurston Lava Tube when you drive around this state's Volcanoes National Park |
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Miss Piggy knows this Muppeteer's original last name was Oznowicz |
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The first British pilot to die in a flying accident was this business partner of Henry Royce |
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In 1964 this jazz great reached the top of the pop charts with his vocal recording of "Hello, Dolly!" |
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Famous boy whose royal seat is seen here: |
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If you like to gaze at glaciers, you'll enjoy driving the Seward Highway in this state |
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"Common Sense" guy who wrote, "Let the far and the near all unite, with a cheer, in defense of our liberty tree" |
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In a word, he helped found a medical school at Manchester but he's better known for his thesaurus |
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Induction into the Jazz Hall of Fame in Orlando is determined by a poll conducted by this leading jazz publication |
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Late 19th & early 20th century French master who painted the seat seen here: |
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The Skyline Drive provides spectacular views of this state's Shenandoah National Park |
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Male sea spiders carry the eggs on a special pair of these until they hatch |
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On May 26, 1793 he called on the French people to rise in insurrection |
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On April 7, 1986 she received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame -- nearly 27 years after her death |
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The chairs seen here are examples of this popular 18th century style named for a designer: |
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The Centennial Trail covers 111 miles in these hills, from Bear Butte State Park to Wind Cave Naional Park |
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These bivalves are the main ingredient in the French dish moules mariniere |
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Italian composer who was born on Leap Day, 1792 & died on Friday the 13th, 1868; no wonder he was superstitious |
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