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Maureen McCormick played this sitcom girl who had hair of gold like her mother |
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This classic name for dogs comes from the Latin for "faithful" |
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Thomas Mallon's book "Henry and Clara" concerns Henry Rathbone, wounded by this man at Ford's Theater |
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New thermometers containing this may not be sold in Minnesota |
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Handel composed it in about 3 weeks in 1741; its text was adapted from the Bible & the Book of Common Prayer |
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This syrup brand comes in a distinctive grandmother-shaped bottle |
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Born in Ireland in 1911, she played Jane to Tarzan & wife to John Farrow |
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A book on the making of "Heaven's Gate", or the approved edited version of a motion picture |
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Starting out in 1865, this man famous for his cowboy hats became the leading hatmaker in the U.S. |
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Per the Alabama Code, section 13A-12-1, it's when card playing is illegal |
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Along with Bach, Handel is considered one of the greatest composers of the late era of this musical style |
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In a game of Monopoly, 2 ways you can get out of jail are by rolling doubles or by paying this amount of money |
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Born in Ireland in 1920, she appeared in several John Ford films, starting with "How Green Was My Valley" |
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Iowa senator Chuck Grassley is the chairman of this U.S. Senate committee |
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One of the first U.S. presidents to have his picture taken, James Polk was photographed by this man in 1849 |
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In Massachusetts you can get 5 years for hiding one of these, like the one Grandma cut you out of |
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2 women dispute the parentage of a child in a scene from Handel's 1749 oratorio about this Biblical figure |
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As a senator, Andrew Johnson suggested the abolition of this body in choosing the president |
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Maureen Tucker played drums for this '60s band led by Lou Reed |
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Predatory insect invader seen here |
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The world's largest diamond bears the name of this man who was head of South Africa's Premier Mine in 1905 |
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Under the Federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act, you can't send the junk type of these |
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In 1710 Handel was appointed kapellmeister to the elector of Hanover, this future king of England |
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Flip Wilson endowed a scholarship for African-American journalism majors at this New Jersey state university |
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In 1995 she began taking "Liberties" on the New York Times op-ed page |
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Countable, with an end or limit |
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He was the last of several U.S. presidents who graduated from a military academy |
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In 1835 Britain's parliament banned this so-called amusement that set dogs on a large carnivore |
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On July 17, 1717 this piece made its fitting debut on a barge on the river Thames |
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St. Martin is one of these "Lesser" islands in the Caribbean Sea |
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