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In 1997 a Houston airport was renamed in honor of this recent president |
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In dessert: Burton Baskin &... |
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This Chicago native worked as a DJ in Vietnam & a weatherman in Nashville before hosting "Wheel of Fortune" |
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"Where The Streets Have No Name", "With Or Without You" |
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On your phone & in conversation, these numbers mean information |
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It can be a gamble to hang the well-known image of dogs playing this card game |
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Nearly 91 when he died the same day as Thomas Jefferson, he was the longest-lived president |
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In tools: Duncan Black &... |
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In the film "Animal House", this Chicago native played wild & crazy "Bluto" Blutarsky |
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To Grandpa it meant he'd stirred up & fed a fire; to his grandson it means happy or excited |
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The Mitchell, South Dakota "palace" seen here is built of & named for this cereal grain |
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It was the last name of the 17th & 36th presidents |
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In a brokerage: William Paine &... |
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Tarzan was the most famous creation of this Chicago-born writer |
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"Angel", "Building A Mystery" |
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This brand name means to eat voraciously, or to vacuum |
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The work of "Artists Barely in Control of the Brush" is seen at Boston's MOBA, museum of this art |
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For helping to end the Russo-Japanese War, he was awarded the 1906 Nobel Peace Prize |
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In paint: Henry Sherwin &... |
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On the big screen, this Chicagoan has played Rick Deckard, Jack Ryan & Han Solo |
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A sports team member who sees many women at once fits 2 definitions of this word |
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Julian Schnabel won acclaim & abuse with his 1979 paintings that featured this tableware, broken in pieces |
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In the campaign slogan "Tippecanoe and Tyler Too", he's Tippecanoe |
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In paper products: John Kimberly &... |
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You're keeping up with the Joneses if you name this producer of "Thriller" who was born in Chicago in 1933 |
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"How's It Going to Be", "Semi-Charmed Life" |
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"What An Appealing Young Lady" can be translated to this title of a 1999 movie |
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Tattooed showman The Enigma had tiny versions of these embedded in his skull, perhaps for a Satanic look |
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