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A governor general represents this ruler's interests in Belize |
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During God's first conversation with Moses, it was on fire but "was not consumed" |
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This squinting old seadog made his debut January 17, 1929 in the "Thimble Theatre" |
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The musician who wrote "Mrs. Robinson", or the politician who wrote "The Once and Future Democrats" |
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The National Archives Exhibition Hall is on this avenue, also the name of a document housed there |
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In "Sudden Impact", Clint Eastwood told a bad guy, "Go ahead", do this |
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Central American country that was central in the Iran-Contra Affair |
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Angels had to drag Lot & his family out of this city before things got too hot |
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On January 1, 1995 "The Far Side" ended; on December 31, 1995 this Bill Watterson strip did, too |
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A name on many motel registers, it's also a Jamestown founder & a recent U.K. labour party head |
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It's the historic highway sung about in the following song: |
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Country hi-lited on the map seen here: |
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It was heated 7 times hotter than normal for Shadrach, Meshach & Abednego |
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Brenda Starr's longtime job |
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He obviously isn't "shoeless", as he sang the following: |
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Sights on this Nevada Blvd called "the strip" include a lava-spewing volcano & a Siegfried & Roy statue |
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Margaret Thatcher said of this Soviet leader, "We can do business together" |
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Logically, it's the biggest of the Cayman Islands |
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Elijah ascended into heaven in this "hotrod" |
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In the strip "Crock", Quench is one of these animals |
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Appropriately, "The Wedding Group" is by the British novelist with the same name as this actress |
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A street sign is featured in a scene in this movie seen here: |
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After being shot, Ronald Reagan quoted Jack Dempsey's "I forgot to" do this |
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Called the original banana republic, its capital is Tegucigalpa |
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On this holy day, tongues of fire appeared to the apostles, who then began to speak in tongues |
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Though lovely, this actress who co-starred on "Melrose Place" is not the Miss America of the same name |
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This glamorous 1.18-mile long French street ending at the Obelisk of Luxor also boasts a McDonald's |
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In 1986 he was assaulted by thugs demanding, "Kenneth, what's the frequency?" |
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