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Ford tries to clear his name while avoiding capture by Tommy Lee Jones in this film based on a TV series |
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This port city on Lake Michigan was founded by U.S. Steel & can produce 7 million tons of steel a year |
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The "Father of the American Navy", he was once charged with murder after flogging a sailor to death |
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'Twas in the darkest depths of Mordor that a certain piece of jewelry journeys in this author's trilogy |
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This Kraft drink is 5 calories per serving, sugar free & comes in flavors like White Grape & Raspberry Ice |
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The skull seen here belongs to this creature, Ursus maritimus |
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As this character, Ford says, "Hokey religions & ancient weapons are no match for a good blaster at your side, kid" |
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This lasagna-loving cartoon character created by Jim Davis was "born" in Indiana in 1978 |
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John was the real first name of this locomotive engineer celebrated in ballad & song |
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Sir Thomas Malory placed this castle in Winchester, at least for one brief shining moment |
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A 1936 fire in this city destroyed the prefabricated Crystal Palace |
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The eye sockets on the top of this animal's skull are there so that its eyes will be above the water line when the body is afloat |
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L.A. cop Harrison Ford terminates replicants in this futuristic cyberpunk film |
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Indiana's state motto is "The Crossroads of" this |
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He co-founded the Masters golf tournament |
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"The Last Battle" is the 1956 finale to "The Chronicles of" this kingdom |
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Time Warner Cable gives crystal apples as awards to those who excel in this profession |
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This dinosaur rotated the joint between its head & neck, then opened its jaw sideways to get to foliage |
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Ford played Philly cop John Book, who goes into hiding with the Amish, in this 1985 film |
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U.S. Vice Presidents from Indiana include Charles Fairbanks, Thomas Marshall & this later 20th century man |
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It's the social justice magazine named after a female labor leader of the 19th century |
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"The King and I" was derived from Margaret Landon's 1944 book her "and the King of Siam" |
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This magazine founded by Andy Warhol is dubbed the "Crystal Ball of Pop" |
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Seen here is the skull of the puff type of this venomous reptile |
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Harrison played this CIA analyst in "Clear and Present Danger" & "Patriot Games" |
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This Indiana city takes its name from a significant turn in the St. Joseph River |
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One of England's first great architects, he designed Covent Garden in the 1630s |
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Rudolf Elphberg is about to be crowned king of Ruritania but instead becomes "The Prisoner of" this title place |
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"Doping" is manipulation of the crystals of these, a class of solids found in transistors |
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