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ALWAYS WITH THE HAND RAISED |
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On Nov. 20, 1969 the "Red Power" movement occupied this island in San Francisco Bay, holding it until June 11, 1971 |
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It's the first book of the New Testament |
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A cinematic spectacle, "Lawrence of Arabia" was shown on film 70 of these units wide |
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...is a Labradoodle, a cross between these 2 dogs |
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She has one hand raised; the other holds a 24-foot-long tablet reading "July IV MDCCLXXVI" |
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A brand of chocolate drink, or a rhyming word used to get someone's attention |
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After defending the Apache homeland against the U.S. Army, this warrior surrendered in 1886 |
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Of Isaiah, Jeremiah or Joel, the "minor prophet" |
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One of cinema's great entrances is the long shot that introduces Sherif Ali, played by this similarly named man |
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...is the Mongolian one of these rodents |
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An Old West version of "hands up" was "reach for" this; Woody says it in "Toy Story" |
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"Motion" is only part of this word for the power of moving; "Come on, baby, do" it |
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On Feb. 11, 1805 Jean Baptiste Charbonneau was born to this Shoshone woman at Fort Mandan, North Dakota |
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It has a 3-letter title in the King James version |
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Director David Lean makes a cameo as a motorcyclist on the far bank of this man-made Egyptian waterway |
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...is a Flemish giant one of these furry mammals that weighs almost 20 pounds |
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After stepping onto this platform to testify, you'll be asked to raise your right hand |
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12-letter disease causing the bones of older women to become abnormally fragile |
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A Nebraska town is named for this Sioux chief & native son who had a twin brother named Roaring Cloud |
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It says, "Salute Andronicus" & "Salute Asyncritus" |
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Lawrence is sent to help Prince Faisal, played by this future "Star Wars" actor |
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...is one of these colorful fishes, also called "Siamese fighting fish" |
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This fitness nut from Wisconsin has given new fame to the alternating shoulder press & the rest of the P90X workout |
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Tediously unvarying & literally one-note, this is getting... |
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In 1720 the Tuscarora tribe left North Carolina for N.Y. & soon became the 6th member of this confederacy |
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It's the first named for a woman |
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Lawrence & Arab irregulars take this now Jordanian city via the land as the guns there "face the sea" |
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...is a pair of these large blue-eyed cats, Ann & Andy, who go limp & floppy when you pick them up |
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Adjective for one with personal magnetism, or for Christian churches where inspired worshipers raise their hands |
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A word whose sound is imitative of the sound it refers to, like hoot |
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