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A LONG TIME AGO IN CANADA |
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WELL, THEY SOUND THE SAME... |
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Artifacts at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame include this singer's sequined glove |
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From Shakespeare: "Kiss me, Kate, we will be married o' Sunday" |
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Land battles in this war involving the United States were fought mainly in Canada |
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In geographic names, this word precedes Marcy & Shasta |
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Popular Mechanics says that when holding this, your hands should actually be at 9 & 3 |
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A unit of gold's purity, or Bugs Bunny's preferred diet |
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Knowing me, knowing you, you'll love their Stockholm museum where you can see costumes & memorabilia |
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"Maggie? Why are you so catty?" |
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The 1701 Peace of Montreal ended a century of fighting with this native peoples confederacy |
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This word follows Lassen & Wheeler |
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Using a term from 1759, Mitt Romney said this "moves faster & better than the heavy hand of the government" |
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A group of young ladies, or one married one |
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Head to Detroit & Hitsville U.S.A. to visit this museum founded by Esther Gordy Edwards |
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"Alan's always been such a gentle boy. He loves animals! Especially horses" |
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In 1621 England awarded Scotsman William Alexander this territory, now the name of a province |
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You'll find this animal part in the names of several Alps |
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A William Ross Wallace poem says that the "hand" that does this is the "hand that rules the world" |
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An emotional state, or what the cow did |
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With its roots in rock 'n' roll, the EMP, originally Experience Music Project, is located in this West Coast city |
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From 1913: "I don't want to talk grammar. I want to talk like a lady" |
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In 1610 Etienne Brule went to live with these people & became the first European to see the Great Lake named for them |
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The 3 1/2-mile Cliff Walk in this Rhode Island city passes several mansions |
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Big in the '50s, this dance with leg-slapping & hitchhiker thumbs made a "Dancing with the Stars" cameo in 2014 |
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A legal claim, or with little adipose tissue |
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A recent exhibit at the Grammy Museum in LA was "Pride & Joy: The Texas Blues of" this guitarist, who died in 1990 at age 35 |
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"Sir Thomas More, is there anything you wish to say to me concerning the king's marriage with Queen Anne?" |
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From an Inuit word meaning "village", Canada got its name in 1535 from this Frenchman |
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It's Arabic for "tower"; there's a 162-story one in Dubai |
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Barbra Streisand & Jane Fonda sang to promote this 1986 event in which people around the U.S. literally came together |
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Any channel to walk down, or Guernsey in the English Channel |
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