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This novel was originally published in 1844 as "Les Trois Mousquetaires" |
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Ross has worked for NYC's Museum of Natural History on this show about 6 Manhattanites |
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The University of Sunderland, the University of Sheffield, Oxford University |
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Say "Hello" to this "Dolly" portrayed here |
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A synonym for blackjack, or a "numerical" restaurant on West 52nd Street |
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This Cardinal slugger hit his 500th career homer in 1999 |
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In titles of Edgar Rice Burroughs novels, this name precedes "Lord of the Jungle" & "of the Apes" |
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Issued in November of '99, the stamp seen here honors a classic sitcom ("All in the Family") set in this NYC borough |
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The Emile Cohl School, the University of Toulouse, the University of Provence |
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Broadway's Diamond Lil; come up and see her sometime |
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Whether you prefer beluga or sevruga, it's the specialty of Petrossian on West 58th Street |
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Nicknamed "The Rocket", this pitcher won 3 Cy Young Awards with the Red Sox & 2 with the Blue Jays |
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Jim Hawkins spies on Long John Silver from an apple barrel in this Robert Louis Stevenson novel |
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Louie, Latka & Elaine all worked for the Sunshine Cab Co. on this NYC sitcom |
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Chiba University, Waseda University, Fukuoka Junior College |
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No kidding! This funnyman often gets conducted for the New York Philharmonic |
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Possibly the most romantic restaurant in Brooklyn, the River Cafe overlooks this river |
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Flags at Dodger Stadium flew at half-staff after this '50s all-star died Aug. 14, 1999 |
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This Southern novel about defense lawyer Atticus Finch is narrated by his daughter |
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His preppy character Alex P. Keaton might have prepared him for his yuppie NYC character Michael Flaherty |
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Star of "The Lady and Her Music", seen here |
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This railroad terminal on 42nd Street is home to a world-famous oyster bar |
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One of the 2 all-stars who reached the 3,000-hit mark in 1999 |
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A man travels over 800,000 years in this title device only to have it stolen by Morlocks |
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He's the veteran actor seen here who played a NYC cop on "Barney Miller" |
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You should recognize this Broadway star in "nothing" flat |
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Perhaps your caricature is on the wall in this theatre district landmark at 234 West 44th St. |
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This Minnesota Twin inspired the Kirby Bear, a stuffed doll wearing his No. 34 jersey |
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