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This central state produces more cheese than any other |
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This term for a knight's apprentice is also the name of a bobbed, usually jaw-length hairstyle |
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She's played Phoebe Buffay on one primetime series & Phoebe's twin sister Ursula on another |
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An area in Central Park dedicated to the memory of John Lennon is named for this Beatles song |
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Though he's lived for many years in the U.S., architect Frank Gehry was born in this Ontario city of 4.5 million |
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It's a shorter way of saying Los Angeles International Airport |
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This state produces more lobsters than any other |
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This female ice skater lent her name to a wedge haircut she made popular during the 1976 Winter Olympics |
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In 1983 Apple introduced the Lisa personal computer, the first PC with one of these controls |
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Michael Stipe formed this "Man on the Moon" band in Athens, Georgia |
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Frank Gehry's "Easy Edges" line built furniture out of this stuff in which your furniture usually arrives |
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From Middle High German, this Yiddish word means "salmon" |
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Orange you glad to know that this state leads the U.S. in citrus production |
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Dudes, it's the "fishy" hairstyle worn by David Spade in "Joe Dirt" |
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Lisa Guerrero is the sideline reporter for this popular weekly sports event |
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1984's "Jump" was the first No. 1 hit for this group that features brothers Alex & Eddie |
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The Gehry-designed Nationale Nederlanden Building is informally known as this film dancing pair |
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This "Tax" is found on a Monopoly board |
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It leads the states in apple production |
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The short hairstyles worn by the men who fought the Cavaliers in 17th C. England earned them this name |
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She's the popular sports celebrity seen here |
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The title of Falco's biggest hit mentions this fellow Austrian musician |
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The Guggenheim Museum in this city of Spain's Basque region is one of the best-known structures designed by Gehry |
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This city of east central Egypt is the southern half of the site of ancient Thebes |
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This West Coast state procuces the most wind-generated energy |
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From the Latin for "to clip", it's the shaved patch on the crowns of the heads of some monks |
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In 1997 Lisa Pollak won a Pulitzer Prize reporting for this Baltimore newspaper where H.L. Mencken once worked |
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His innovations include multitrack recording, overdubbing & the solid-body electric guitar |
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In 1989 Gehry was awarded this prize commonly referred to as "The Nobel of Architecture" |
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From the Greek for "of words", it's all the words belonging to a particular branch of knowledge |
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