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This New Yorker who fought at the battle of Gettysburg was once considered the inventor of baseball |
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Divorcee Jane, having an affair with her ex, Jake, played by Alec Baldwin |
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This candy melts in your mouth, not in your hand & puts money into Kyle Busch's No. 18 |
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Benjamin Disraeli, at Parliament Square |
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London's Daily Mail said a mistranslation caused an entrant in one of these to run 26 days not 26 miles |
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This 2-word term for 8 specific colleges in the east refers to the vegetation covering their older buildings |
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This First Lady was born Thelma Catherine Ryan on March 16, 1912 in Nevada |
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Free-spirited Greek island-dwelling Donna Sheridan |
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What can brown do for David Ragan, No. 6? Be this delivery company & sponsor, that's what |
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Sun Yat-Sen, at the corner of Grant & California |
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In 2004 NPR reported that the post office was allowing people to take these 5-digit numbers with them when they moved |
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The name of this mass of ice comes from the Old French for "ice" |
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From 1935 to 1937 she worked at Purdue University as a career counselor & as an advisor in aeronautics |
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Lonely Iowa housewife Francesca Johnson |
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When it comes to sponsorships, No. 43, Reed Sorenson, asks for supersize from this fast food chain |
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Douglas MacArthur, near the Quezon bridge |
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An Aussie news show reported in 1975 that the country was converting to this "time" with 100 minutes in an hour |
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This word for a long-noosed rope used to catch cattle & horses is from the Spanish la reata, "the rope" |
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At his death in 1915, this educator was buried on the campus of his Tuskegee institute |
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Danish baroness Karen Blixen |
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This energy drink gives Scott Speed's No. 82 wings (& dollars) |
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A work symbolizing freedom & unity by Bassem Al-Dawiri (replacing a guy who got toppled) |
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The Irish Times said in 1995 that this Russian leader's embalmed body would go from Red Square to Euro Disney |
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A 15th century sailor is said to have given this snake its name, from a Portuguese phrase meaning "hooded snake" |
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He wrote a controversial report on urban poverty before being a democratic senator from New York, 1977-2001 |
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Fashion magazine editor Miranda Priestly |
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This home improvement store tells Jimmie Johnson's 48 crew, "let's build something together" |
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18th-century hero Colonel William Prescott seen here in a state capital |
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A 1972 veterinary record article said "Brunus edwardii", this creature, was in 63.8% of households |
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The first written use of the phrase "stuffed shirt", meaning a pompous bore, occurred in her 1913 novel "O Pioneers!" |
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