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Make the day "magical" with this album that includes "Penny Lane" & "The Fool on the Hill" |
"Magical Mystery Tour"
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On July 24, 1701 this city was founded as a French fort by Cadillac |
Detroit
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Herds of this species, cousin of the mastodon, were once widespread in the Northern Hemisphere |
woolly mammoth
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Usual profession of John Grisham's heroes, including "The Street" one |
Lawyers
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"Black Jack" Pershing |
John
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Fruity nickname for a New Zealander |
Kiwi
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We brought the kids, so put on the Grammy-winning album "The Adventures of Elmo in" this place |
Grouchland
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In 401 A.D. under Alaric , these fierce people invaded Italy, eventually besieging & sacking Rome |
Visigoths
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The U.S. national monument seen here is featured prominently in this 1977 Spielberg film (Devils Tower) |
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
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Once TV's Chrissy Snow, in 1999 she told us how to "Get Skinny on Fabulous Food" |
Suzanne Somers
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"Babe" Ruth |
George (Herman Ruth)
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Not surprisingly, people born under this Zodiac sign have a 2-sided personality |
Gemini
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In 1501 this man with a "continental" name began his second trip to the New World |
Amerigo Vespucci
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Ya, it's the Scandinavian nation whose flag is seen here |
Norway
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In 1998 women rushed out to buy Dr. Bob Arnot's "Prevention Diet" for this disease |
(A: What is osteoporosis?)
Breast cancer
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The ball in this fast & dangerous game often travels at over 150 MPH |
jai alai
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Put on Lee Ann Womack's smash country hit "I Hope You" do this, & we sure will |
Dance
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In 1301 the future Edward II became the first English recipient of this princely title |
Prince of Wales
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The mastery of this zither-like instrument of Japan takes years of practice |
Koto
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Politician heard here reading from his 1999 bestseller: ("As my days in captivity lengthened, the man whose example had led me to Vietnam stood at the summit of his long naval career...") |
John McCain
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"Refrigerator" Perry |
William
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The Persian language as spoken in Iran is also called this |
Farsi
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Put on one of the records sax man Lester Young, known as "Prez", made with this singer, "Lady Day" |
Billie Holiday
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Johannes Kepler became imperial mathematician to the Holy Roman Emperor in 1601 following this Dane's death |
(A: Who was Copernicus?)
Tycho Brahe
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From German words for "handle" & "broadaxe", it's the 15th century weapon seen here |
Halbard
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Novels by this Florida columnist/author include "Skin Tight", "Strip Tease" & "Sick Puppy" |
(R: Who is Elmore Leonard?)
Carl Hiaasen
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"Baby Doc" Duvalier |
Jean-Claude
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When Jacques Heim introduced this item of apparel in 1946, he called it the atome, for its tiny size |
Bikini
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