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Holiday on which Washington "crossed the Delaware" |
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Football's New York Jets play their home games in a N.J. stadium named for this other team |
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This department puts the "T" in T-bills |
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Lorimar-Telepictures bought this studio's Culver City lot & will rename the Thalberg Bldg. |
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Encyclopedia Americana estimates it to be 61,600,600 |
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Circa 1800, Josiah Spode II created this by adding powdered bone to hard-paste porcelain |
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Colloquial term for German mercenaries who served with the British |
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Oldest NFL stadium is this city's Soldier Field |
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What the letters I.R.A. stand for |
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They built their first soundstage in 1931 but didn't release a live-action feature until 1950 |
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Of a senator, Civil War hero, or horse, identity of the Justin Morgan for whom the Morgan is named |
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Glasslike substance used in painting decorations on china, whether "over" or "under" |
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Under the Treaty of Paris, the British ceded Florida back to this country |
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Sites of the largest stadiums named for JFK & RFK |
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The interest or dividends you get, or a sign saying you must give up the right-of-way |
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In 1971, this studio's president, Darryl F. Zanuck, fired head of production, his son Richard |
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The small Welsh pony was bred to work in the confined spaces of these |
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France's Sevres factory 1st developed the color "bleu de roi", now commonly called this |
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After England passed the Stamp Act, Samuel Adams helped form this opposition group in Boston |
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Major League baseball park with smallest seating capacity is in this city in the American League East |
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This fidelity mutual fund shares its name with a Portuguese explorer |
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Studio which has brought us 6 "Friday the 13th" movies so far - thanks, guys |
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Suffolk, Shire, & Clydesdale breeds are this type of horse whose name means "pulling" |
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English potter famed for his pale blue jasperware, he was grandfather to Charles Darwin |
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This general did so well in the Revolution Washington made him our country's 1st Sec'y of War |
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Major League baseball park with largest seating capacity is in this city in the American League East |
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Discount bonds which, as their names suggest, pay no dividends |
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The largest studio stage in the world is the "007 Stage" at this English studio |
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Until reaching this milestone, stallions, geldings & mares alike are known as "maidens" |
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Tho it's named for nearby East German city, this fine porcelain is a speciality of Meissen Men |
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