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This state has only 5 counties, with Providence the largest in area |
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Johnny Carson's future sidekick, he made his national TV debut in 1950 playing a clown on CBS' "The Big Top" |
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Quite contrary gardener's yellow birds |
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Apparently, 15.7 million folks were fine with the job this president was doing; however, 22.8 million wanted a change with FDR |
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I don't pity the fool seen here--his hair style is a reverse this Native American term |
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We can just see English poet Robert toting this company's hi-power Mark III 9mm pistol |
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This Sunflower State's unofficial nicknames include "Midway, U.S.A." & "Breadbasket of America" |
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In 1966 Ringling Brothers clown Lou Jacobs became the first living person to appear on a United States one of these |
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Non-fat-eating Jack's sombreros |
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In 2000 he got only 2.8 million votes, yet some say he tipped the election to the winner |
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A "Dick Tracy" villain has the same name as this style |
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This German semi-automatic was first manufactured in 1900 |
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In 1871 the first major league pro baseball game was played in Fort Wayne in this state |
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Creator Matt Groening has stated that this character was based on a Portland TV clown named Rusty Nails |
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Reckless acts of the one who put the kettle on |
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This man came up a mere 18 million votes short in the 1972 election |
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Hey, Moe, it's the dish-type cut seen here--Nyuck! Nyuck! Nyuck! |
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One of the most prolific pistols ever created is the model 1851 navy 6-shooter from this manufacturer |
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Mount Mansfield, about 30 miles east of Lake Champlain, is this state's highest point |
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In Cecil B. Demille's "The Greatest Show on Earth", he plays Buttons, a clown who was once a surgeon |
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Nimble candlestick jumper's press agents |
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In 1792 it was 132 Electoral College votes for Washington, to 1 for this future VP & gun enthusiast |
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A medieval lad, or the do sported for your enjoyment |
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In the Lincoln assassination, John Wilkes booth used a single-shot .44 caliber this |
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A special interest license plate for Maryland urges us to "Treasure" this bay |
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A rodeo clown before becoming an actor, he "rode" an H-bomb to destruction in "Dr. Strangelove" |
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Solomon's boxers or briefs |
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In 1972 John Hospers won a single electoral vote as this freedom-loving party's Candidate for president |
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Yeah, baby, Austin Powers knows this 4-letter cut seen here |
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Though the names don't start with M or P, this 2-named company makes the M&P compact 9mm |
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