WE'RE NOT IN KANSAS ANYMORE |
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We're in Hastings in this state directly to the north |
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In 2012, this topped the 16 trillion mark |
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He kills Gesler with an arrow after Gesler forces him to shoot at an apple atop his son's head |
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In 1900 he introduced the Brownie camera, intended for use by children & sold for one dollar |
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Add a "y" to the name of a tree to get this word meaning tall & slim |
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Julie Andrews sang & played the guitar on "Do-Re-Mi" in this 1965 blockbuster |
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We're in this Missouri town visiting some of the unique shops like Pudd'n Heads & Aunt Polly's Treasures |
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A book on the history of this organization & its magazine is subtitled "Behind America's Lens on the World" |
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This Bizet femme fatale is stabbed to death outside a Seville bull ring |
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He played Pardner in 1969's "Paint Your Wagon"; go ahead, make my day... name him |
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Referring to a gaunt, worn appearance, it's the last name of Merle & H. Rider |
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Mary Tyler Moore played a nun & this singer played a doctor in "Change of Habit", his last feature film |
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We're in Colorado exploring this national park whose name means "green table" |
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Part of NOAA, it issues watches & warning for tornadoes, hurricanes, etc. |
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After delivering the head of John the Baptist, Herod orders his guards to crush her to death with their shields |
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Known for his "Search & Destroy" policy, he directed U.S. Forces in Vietnam from 1964 to 1968 |
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Jack Sprat's wife "could eat" none |
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In this 2008 film, Amy Adams tells Meryl Streep, "the students are all uniformly terrified of you" |
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We're meeting in this SW Iowa city named for a meeting between Otoes & the Lewis & Clark Expedition in 1804 |
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Over the years, they've included Henry Kissinger, John Poindexter & General James L. Jones |
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In 1939 this man founded his aircraft company, which would acquire the Grumman Corporation in '94 |
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Similar to "withered", it also starts with "wi" & means thin & shriveled |
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Susan Sarandon won an Oscar for playing this real-life nun in "Dead Man Walking" |
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We're at the National Quilt Museum over in Paducah in this state |
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Its East Building, completed in 1978 in Washington, D.C., was designed by I.M. Pei |
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This "Joan of Arc" poet & Coleridge contemporary was from Bristol, England, not a certain paht of Baw-ston |
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This word meaning a bit too thin can also refer to the real facts, the inside story |
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Ingrid Bergman earned an Oscar nomination for her role as a ball-playing nun in this sequel to "Going My Way" |
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