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War alternated between hell & hijinks on this show whose 1983 finale got a 60.2 rating |
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"Antiques Roadshow" veteran Kenneth Gloss put a $25-35 million price tag on a 1st edition Bible printed by this man |
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The biggest hunting parties in the animal kingdom are by these ants that can be over 200,000 strong |
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The Cunard liner Carpathia arrived 1 hour & 20 minutes after this other ship went down |
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A revealing woman's blouse, or a game to play with Baby |
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Nearly 80% of all viewers watching TV on Nov. 21, 1980 were tuned in to this show to learn that Kristin had shot J.R. |
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Nothing says romance like eating this fungus, particularly a black perigord from France |
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The heaviest tree dwellers on earth are these animals of Sumatra & Borneo that can weigh up to 300 pounds |
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The name of this Spanish slave ship, the subject of a Spielberg film, means "friendship" |
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A pony, a feather & macaroni are featured in the first verse of this song |
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Zakinthos, Andros, Pappades |
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On May 14, 1998, 41% of the U.S. saw the 4 main characters on this show get a year in jail for doing nothing to stop a crime |
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In 2010 his hitting & third base playing services cost the Yankees $33 million |
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This shark, named for its size, has thousands of teeth, but each is just 3 millimeters long, hence its not quite fearsome jaws |
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A pro-war slogan of 1898 was "Remember" this ship, "to hell with Spain!" |
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2-word anatomical term for a craving for candy |
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Uranium City, Inuvik, Yellowknife |
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On Aug. 29, 1967 nearly half of the U.S. saw the running end for Dr. Richard Kimble on this show |
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This pop artist's painting "Eight Elvises" sold for $100 million in 2008 |
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More than 140 species of these reef makers all spawn at the same time in the world's largest event of its kind |
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One of the first frigates built for the U.S. Navy, it was launched in Boston on Oct. 21, 1797 |
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Flying targets simulate the flight of game birds in this 2-word activity; pull! |
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Sao Luis, Manaus, Rio Verde |
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The high-rated "Cheers" finale had this character muse on the point of life: "comfortable shoes" |
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Got $675,000? Then the Alma-Tadema, a piano made by this company founded by a 19th c. German man, could be yours |
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Found throughout North America, the whistling type of this has the most feathers of any bird, over 25,000 |
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A white concrete & steel structure spans the hull of this sunken battleship, a national memorial since 1962 |
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Stringlike metal shavings used for scouring, polishing & smoothing; no sheep necessary |
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