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Jayne Meadows claims Noel Coward called this comedian & author "The most talented man in America" |
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The term "hooch" came from the Hoochinoo Indian tribe in Alaska, who made this |
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While Mao put his sayings in a little red book, Libya's Khaddafi has his teachings in a book this color |
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"The Jumping Frog of Calaveras County" by Lukas Foss is based on his short story |
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Not surprisingly, this state's official flower is the Mayflower |
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Without her, this group would just be known as "The Pips" |
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Her Kenya home, now a museum, contains a bed Robert Redford shared with Meryl Streep in "Out of Africa" |
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Title of Elinor Glyn novel, Clara Bow was said to have this quality |
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Official sovereign of Grenada, Fiji & Papua New Guinea |
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Using Gertrude Stein's text, Virgil Thompson titled his opera "4 Saints in" this many "Acts" |
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Logically enough, its state flower is the Orange Blossom |
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[audio -- music] He has works in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, but he's more famous for work on show with the following theme: |
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Although she's Princess Diana's step-grandmother, we heard she wasn't invited to the royal wedding |
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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad put dictionaries on trains for passengers doing these |
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In 1975, kingdom of Sikkim, where American Hope Cooke was queen, was annexed by this country |
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Tho Italian-born, this composer of "Amahl & the Night Visitors" feels English is ideal language for opera |
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Included in lists of state flowers is the District of Columbia's, fittingly, this variety of rose |
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To play Helen Keller, she trained 15 months, now she works miracles as SAG president |
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He was buried at night by torchlight, denied holy rites, perhaps because of "Tartuffe" |
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A '20s tune title asked, would you do this, "will ya huh?" |
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It has the largest Communist party in the free world |
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In the field of blues, he reigns supreme |
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He allegedly saw Joan of Arc die, & later wrote of Guinevere saved from the stake in "Le Morte d' Arthur" |
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She re-enacted her May 1926 "kidnapping" & escape for the press |
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This country, over 250 times its size, looks after Liechtenstein's foreign affairs |
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Among his 16 Tonys are those won for directing "Cabaret", "Evita" & "Sweeney Todd" |
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