WHO WROTE THESE KIDS' BOOKS? |
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GREAT NAMES IN COLLEGE FOOTBALL |
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"Freckle Juice" & "Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing" |
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July set this record for the continental U.S., beating out July 1936 |
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Whidbey Island, just north of Seattle, provides the northern boundary of this body of water |
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Most places put this cabbage salad on the side, but Pittsburgh's Primanti Bros. puts it on the sandwiches |
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Hugs Etienne wraps up ballcarriers for the Badgers of this Big 10 university |
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What students "pull" staying up until morning studying |
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"The Reptile Room" & "The Austere Academy", both from "A Series of Unfortunate Events" |
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Embarrassing royal photos everywhere!--Kate's in France, this prince's in Vegas |
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An outpost called Fort Raccoon was wisely renamed & became this capital of Iowa |
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If you're "sufferin'", you might want a bowl of this dish |
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Ego Ferguson apparently has ample self-esteem for the Bayou Bengals of this state school |
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A professional who comes up with the words for advertisements |
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"A Swiftly Tilting Planet" & "A Wind in the Door" |
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Summer's last day saw the last flight of this space shuttle, thrilling Californians on its way to a final home in Los Angeles |
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The Sakonnet, Seekonk & Providence Rivers are saltwater arms of this bay |
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Rachael Ray has a recipe called "no-pain" this Chinese noodle dish |
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Perhaps the most appropriate name ever: Wave Ryder, of this service academy |
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"Shade of pale" in a Procol Harum song |
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"The Sign of the Twisted Candles" (Nancy Drew, book 9) |
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He won the 100- & 200-meter dashes in London, the first to do so at consecutive Olympics |
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Prior to 1850 this Northern California peak was known by several names, including Sasty |
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Tostones are usually made by frying this fruit; if you're not in the Caribbean, bananas may be easier to come by |
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The Demon Deacons of this North Carolina university have an unlikely secret weapon--defensive end Godspower Offor |
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"Farmer Boy" & "On the Banks of Plum Creek" |
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Ambassador Christopher Stevens was killed in an attack on the U.S. consulate in this Libyan city |
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Awash in glorious lava, Mount Haleakala lies on this "Valley Isle" |
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Award-winning chef Marcella Hazan said calling this Italian dish "a cornmeal mush is a most indelicate use of language" |
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Terrance Bullitt & Happiness Osunde get defensive for the Red Raiders of this alliterative Big 12 school |
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In sports a close match is "a real" this |
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