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DO YOU KNOW THE WAY TO SAN JOSE? |
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This structure, a symbol of the Bourbon monarchy, was stormed on July 14, 1789 |
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The hungry South Carolina native seen here |
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You'll find San Jose, California about 90 miles southwest of this state capital |
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This personification of the United States wears a white top hat that has white stars on a blue band |
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A salmon breaching the water in front of Mount Rainier |
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Nick Park created the animated characters Wallace & this loyal dog |
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France was in dire straits financially due to its support of this other revolution |
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You're all wet if you can't name this location |
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San Jose in this country is on the main highway from Manila to Aparri |
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This "electric" character in "The Addams Family" could light up a light bulb by sticking it in his mouth |
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Susan Constant, Godspeed & Discovery, ships that brought settlers to Jamestown |
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He played Four Leaf Tayback in the 2008 comedy "Tropic Thunder" |
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Germinal, Fructidor & Thermidor could be found on the New French Republican this adopted in 1793 |
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It's a point on a triangle indicated here |
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San Jose Succotz in Belize is the starting point for Xunantunich, famous for its ruins of this people |
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Among the stories he narrates are "The Sad Fate of Mr. Fox" & "Why Mr. Possum has no hair on his tail" |
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A grizzly bear emerging from the water with a salmon in its jaws & the motto "The Great Land" |
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Drumroll, please, for this star of "Drumline" who is the CEO of the Can I Ball record label |
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Robespierre's Committee of Public Safety controlled this period of revolution that saw 30,000 executions |
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Early 20th century revolutionary seen here |
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If you're looking for the San Jose river, it's in this Canadian province on the Pacific |
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John Candy played this loud & crude slacker relative of Macaulay Culkin in a 1989 film |
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A racecar superimposed on an outline of the state & the motto "Crossroads of America" |
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Nick Lowe wrote Elvis Costello's classic song "(What's so funny 'bout)" this trio |
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A royalist power grab in Paris was crushed by this young general in 1795 |
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Structure seen here perfected by the Romans |
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San Jose island off Texas in the Gulf of Mexico is this type of narrow island parallel to the shore |
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This Chekhov hero's real name is Ivan Petrovich Voynitsky |
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A trumpet with musical notes & a pelican |
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Nick Hornby novels made into films include "About a Boy" & this one in which John Cusack ran a record store |
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