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Ransom money found in Bruno Hauptmann's garage helped convict him in this case |
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Irving Berlin wrote, "Blue days, all of them gone, nothing but" these "from now on" |
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Armchair quarterbacks are noted for 20/20 hindsight on this weekday morning |
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Popular at carnivals, the hootchy-kootchy is a form of this tummy twister |
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First Lady whose cousin Dorothea Dandridge was Patrick Henry's 2nd wife |
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Hummingbirds hum & bees do this |
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He became F.B.I. director way back in 1924 & held the post for 48 years |
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"...he jes' keeps rollin' along" |
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Day considered unlucky for new projects or love affairs, since Jesus was crucified on that day of the week |
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One could be Scotch or Virginia |
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The 2nd Earl of Essex was not only a favorite courtier of this queen, he was also her cousin |
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On October 4, 1957, the Soviets launched Sputnik while he became Teamster Union president |
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Title line that follows "I'm gonna love you like nobody's loved you..." |
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It's sometimes called "hump day" |
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He created half the ballets the NYC Ballet performed in its 1988 winter season |
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Child actress Samantha Biddle Barrows of "Days of Our Lives" is this "Mayflower Madam"s cousin |
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In the mid-1800s William & Andrew Smith began producing drops to cure this condition |
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From Latin for "money", the 1st one was authorized by Congress on April 2, 1792 |
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It begins, "Hear my voice where you are! Take a train; steal a car; hop a freight; grab a star..." |
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Day of the week on which the U.S. changes to Daylight Saving Time |
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A 1919 song lamented, "I wish I could" do this dance "like my sister Kate" |
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These 2 distant cousins married on March 17, 1905 & Uncle Teddy gave the bride away |
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The 2 words, both with double "z"s, that describe soda in a can & steak in a pan |
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He founded Savannah in 1733--in fact, he founded the whole colony of Georgia |
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In "Hey, Look Me Over", the 3 words that follow, "Look out world" |
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Solomon Grundy was christened on this day |
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World Book says blacks in the U.S. combined African dances with English clog & Irish jig to create this form |
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In 1894, shortly after ascending the throne, he married his distant cousin, a German princess named Alix |
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A spot of light on a radar screen |
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