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World's largest office building, named for its geometric shape |
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Comic whose "trial by fire" fueled his comedy routines |
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"Sly" creature sought by sportsmen riding to hounds |
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British decoration named for former queen |
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What Paul Newman's "Hustler" hustled |
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De"faced" by sand & invading armies, it crouches near the Great Pyramids |
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Master of the pause followed by "Now cut that out!" |
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Since '32 the U.S. Badge of Military Merit has had this colorful name |
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Subtitled "How I Learned to Stop Worrying & Love the Bomb" |
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His statue is atop Philadelphia's City Hall |
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Pat Paulsen ran for president on their controversial "Comedy Hour" |
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The children are poults, the mothers, hens & the fathers, toms |
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This prize did not have an economics category until '69 |
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1949's Best Picture, its title came from "Humpty Dumpty" |
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France's Unknown Soldier lies beneath this Champs-Elysees landmark |
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After playing the nightclub circuit, he broke into movies with "What's New, Pussycat?" |
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Name of the sport of hunting birds with other birds |
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26 years after writing it for the stage, he won Oscar for the screenplay "Pygmalion" |
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He sang his way to an Oscar in "Cabaret": |
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The date on the tablet held by the Statue of Liberty |
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Though originally a comic, he was 1st black regular on a U.S. dramatic TV series |
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Floating sea creature named by sailors for the Iberian fighting ship it resembles |
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He may disagree with Gene Siskel, but he won '75 Pulitzer Prize for Film Criticism |
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Ironically, he spoke the only word in Mel Brooks' "Silent Movie" |
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