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Its architect, William Van Allen, was "driven" to create the world's tallest building at that time |
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This Dickens novel has been filmed several times, most recently in 1998 |
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Texas statehood, North Dakota statehood, Michigan statehood |
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Ergotamine, introduced in the 1920s, helps control the migraine & vascular types of these |
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Sept. 20, 1999 is the 15th anniversary of the premiere of this TV show with Tony Danza as a domestic |
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This building, John Lennon's last residence, was so named because 72nd St. seemed like the Far West |
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John Barrymore spoofed himself in this 1940 movie whose title reflected his nickname |
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Hadrian's Wall, the Wailing Wall, the Berlin Wall |
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Best-known brand name of diazepam, an anti-anxiety drug introduced in 1963 |
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This title musical question asked by Elvis Presley & Donny Osmond has been around since the '20s |
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The old RCA building at 30 Rockefeller Plaza is now called this "building", one initial shorter |
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Robert Duvall is an authoritarian Marine at war with his family in this film based on Pat Conroy's novel |
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"The Tempest", "Romeo and Juliet", "Macbeth" |
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Available as a liquid & a tablet, it maakes the claim "No. 1 Heartburn Brand in Hospitals" |
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Cops ask this of someone in a hurry; in 1871 a good answer would have been "Chicago" |
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The building named for this retailer includes a sculpture of him counting nickels & dimes |
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Simon Ward played James Herriot as a young apprentice to an eccentric veterinarian in this 1974 film |
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Taft-Hartley Act, Voting Rights Act, Sherman Antitrust Act |
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This "colorful" herb, Hydrastis canadensis, is combined with echinacea to boost the immune system |
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Freud called it the great question he couldn't answer "despite 30 years of research into the feminine soul" |
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Named for its developer, this Midtown tower has an atrium with a waterfall instead of a mere lobby |
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Charlie Chaplin played on the physical resemblance of Hitler & the Little Tramp in this 1940 satire |
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Byzantium falls to the Turks, Saladin captures Jerusalem, Cornwallis surrenders at Yorktown |
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Prescriptions for this drug, also called methylphenidate, "A.D.D." up to a 700% increase in the '90s |
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It's the Latin phrase of St. Peter's traditional question to Jesus, "Whither goest thou?" |
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