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For his 98th birthday in 2014, this rugged-chinned actor & father of Michael released "Life Could be Verse" |
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In Bali, this luxury hotel chain calls its suites "Royal Villas", Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall |
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When drumming up new business, leave this alliterative item with your contact info |
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The 2014 World Series MVP got a Colorado from this car brand, whose rep noted its "technology & stuff" |
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It can be a punctuation mark or a part of your digestive system |
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(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports.) The purpose of the Bounty's epic journey was to collect the seedlings from this tree that could be planted in the West Indies & grow tall to provide a staple food for slaves; the mutineers threw the carefully selected 1,015 specimens overboard |
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Naturally, TV's Barbara Eden dreamed up a memoir called this name "Out of the Bottle" |
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Twice the size of Manhattan, this Colorado facility opened February 28, 1995 to replace Stapleton |
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Library item of yore, seen here |
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8 adjacent bits processed as a unit by a computer is one of these |
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Retired Yankee Mariano Rivera called his memoir this, the kind of relief pitcher he was |
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For her cabin on this type of Cunard vessel, a Victorian-era traveler packed this type of "trunk" |
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A team that made the playoffs without winning the division |
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Ball under & dry pass are terms from this sport |
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A cold beer is just the thing to quench your thirst when cruising along this river in the capital of the Netherlands |
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Oscar-winning director Steven Soderbergh had an early job holding up these for a TV show |
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This "colorful" format gave a new option when popping in a video; the first product of its kind came out in Japan in 2003 |
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A man supported by a woman in return for his attentions |
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(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports.) A long-time friend of the captain, this first mate had planned an escape by raft, but several of the crew begged him to take the ship, and the mutiny began |
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Finding guidebooks of his time boring, this Hungarian started his own travel series with 1936's "On the Continent" |
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The .gov dedicated to this card says, "Do not carry your card with you. Keep it in a safe place with your other important papers" |
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In 1994 Marc Andreessen offered this web browser based on Mosaic commercially to the world |
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Similar to vibrato, it's the rapid repetition of a single tone |
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(Sarah of the Clue Crew reports.) The mutineers first lived on Tubuai Island, but fights with the natives forced them to flee; some risked capture by returning to Tahiti, while the rest ended up hiding here on this island |
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