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STATES' MOST POPULOUS CITIES |
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"'OK, Ishmael, scrunch down so the whole Pequod crew is in the painting! Talk about a catch of the day!"' |
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Beijing has ordered a fleet of 82-foot, 300-passenger these, divided into not 2 but 3 parts by accordion-type joints |
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This show featured Jack Bauer, on-screen clocks & dialogue like "Where's the bomb?! Don't make me ask you again!" |
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"Ars Gratia Artis" (art for art's sake) is the motto of this film company usually known by 3 letters |
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Kansas: population about 384,000 |
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It's a symbol of wisdom & knowledge |
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"He had won the victory over himself. He loved Big Brother. Wait, 2+2 wasn't 5! B.B. could kiss his tush!" |
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An aircraft carrier is named for this North Carolina town where history was made in 1903 |
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Bryan Cranston wasn't cooking meth yet; he was still playing dad to this title kid "in the middle" |
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"Altius" in the Olympic motto means this |
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Missouri: population about 463,000 |
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If you've been humiliated into eating this bird, don't microwave it |
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"McMurphy smiled. 'Doc hated the nurse, too. He faked the operation. I'm OK!"' |
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In 1908, one year after incorporation, this U.S. company set a record with its motorcycle that got 188 mpg |
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In 2003 Madonna guested on the "Dolls and Dolls" episode of this Debra Messing sitcom |
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The motto of this U.S. territory is "Where America's Day Begins" |
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North Dakota: about 107,000 |
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You'll find this old bird scooting along a marsh |
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"Wow, Carton! That 'I see the lives for which I lay down my life' speech was freakin' awesome! You can go, the execution's off!" |
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In 1987, this patriotic yacht won back the America's Cup four years after the United States had lost it for the first time |
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This comedienne played boutique hotel owner Mavis Rae (briefly) before she got a new "view" of life |
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In "Dead Poets Society", Robin Williams rhymes "gather ye rosebuds while ye may" with this similar motto |
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This ill bird had to be treated intravenously |
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"Charles pointed to the letter. It was arsenic... but luckily for Emma, what she took was mislabeled! It was apricot!" |
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In 1968 this company introduced the Sting-Ray Krate, a forerunner to the BMX |
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In real life, the star of this CBS sitcom indeed had a cop brother who was divorced & lived with his parents |
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"They also serve who only" do these 2 things was the motto of the Royal Observer Corps, which scanned U.K. skies in WWII |
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This afternoon, I saw this sea bird |
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