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...put some 70,000 words in alphabetical order to make a new American dictionary in 1828 |
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Oakland scored 3 touchdowns in the Super Bowl; Tampa Bay got 3 just on returns of these |
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In 2000 a man ate 25 of these (buns, too) in 12 minutes to win a contest at Nathan's |
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Rowling: "Harry Potter y la Piedra Filosofal" |
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These mints were introduced in 1912 with the slogan "For that stormy breath" |
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To avoid a punch, like a webbed wonder |
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...became a sportscaster for ABC & befriended Muhammad Ali |
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His girlfriend, Mandy Moore, watched him win tennis' U.S. Open |
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Dale Lyons set a record in 1990 by running a marathon while carrying one of these on a spoon |
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This soft drink was once billed as "Zero-proof hillbilly moonshine" |
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To brag about something, like a member of the genus Corvus |
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...wrote "The Power of Literature and its Connection with Religion" & some little national anthem |
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Milestone reached by the man seen here on June 13th |
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You might say Brian Viner is stuck on these; he has 3,750 different types in various colors, shapes & sizes |
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Wells: "La Guerra de los Mundos" |
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The logo of this brand is seen here |
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To cower or shrink back in fear, like a small brown bird that gathers in coveys |
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...figured out the scope of the galaxy, but only made it to Major in WWI |
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Anaheimers learned to say "Jean-Sebastien Giguere", who was the NHL playoffs' MVP playing this position |
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The tallest tree on record was a 435-foot one of these in Australia, reported in 1872 |
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Its name means "fine water" in Latin |
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To shoot from a concealed location, like a shore bird |
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...got lucky when Harrison Ford played the lead in the film version of his novel "Presumed Innocent" |
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1967 had the Summer of this; 2003 had the Summer of this golfer who was at the top of the money list in Aug. |
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He set a Guinness record by officiating at 35,000 marriages simultaneously on August 25, 1995 |
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Gray: "Los Hombres son de Marte, las Mujeres son de Venus" |
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It's what the NE stands for in NECCO, a confectionery company headquartered in Massachusetts |
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To sell your wares on the street, like a diurnal bird of prey |
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