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In 1161 Pope Alexander III canonized this British king & gave him the title of Confessor |
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She was named for her birthplace: Winona, Minnesota |
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"The Crusades", "The King of Kings", "The Ten Commandments" |
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In a bitterly fought 1894 election to decide the state capital, Anaconda lost to this city |
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Arnold Lobel took a page out of Aesop's book, publishing a book of these that won in 1981 |
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A survey of the gnomelike beings of Scandinavian folklore |
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These ever-popular singing sisters perform at the Lawrence Welk Champagne Theatre in Branson, Missouri |
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"Dick Tracy", "Reds", "Heaven Can Wait" |
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This nickname used on Montana license plates is also the name of a popular ski resort |
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If you wonder where the Caldecotts are, in 1964 the new one was with this author/illustrator |
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A perspiring abominable snowman |
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Kay Waldo Barnes, this former CBS anchorman's cousin, became the first female mayor of Kansas City, MO. in 1999 |
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"Straw Dogs", "The Killer Elite", "The Wild Bunch" |
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The Cartwright family would be right at home with this type of pine, the state tree of Montana |
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The 1998 Paul O. Zelinsky book about this girl isn't a hair-raising tale, just the opposite! |
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Goat god's well-thought-out merrymaking schemes |
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Her first novel, "The Road Through the Wall", was published in 1948, the same year as her short story "The Lottery" |
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"Three Amigos!", "National Lampoon's Animal House", "The Blues Brothers" |
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In 1882 the Northern Pacific Railroad founded this city & named it for one of its presidents, not a collection dept. |
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Remember, this 1982 Chris Van Allsburg winner is only a book; well, a game, too...a book & a game |
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Top Greek god's prune squeezin's |
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"Death Becomes Her", "Back to the Future", "Forrest Gump" |
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In 1916 this Missoula, Montana native became the first woman elected to the U.S. Congress |
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1948's & '49's books had this weather condition in their titles; Roger Duvoisin's was "White" & "Bright"; the Haders', "Big" |
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A wisdom goddess' amphitheaters |
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