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THE STAR OF OSCAR'S BEST PICTURE |
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HE GREW UP TO BE PRESIDENT |
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After the success of "The Grapes of Wrath", he went to Mexico to collect marine life with a biologist buddy |
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My winnings are in the overhead bin as I sit on the runway of the airport in this city, 5757 Wayne Newton Blvd. |
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Upon signing this document, John Hancock supposedly said, "I guess King George will be able to read that" |
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At Eureka College, he was an athlete as well as an actor & student body president |
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The Torah has 5 books; this is the first |
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Chapter IX of this Dumas novel is "D'Artagnan Takes Command" |
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You'll find the runway of Gdansk Lech Walesa Airport in this country |
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Attributed to the Duchess of Windsor is the quote "You can never be too rich or too" this |
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As a 5-year-old, he made $5 on Saturdays selling boiled peanuts on the street |
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This "Wild" star was alphabetically last among the 5 Best Actress Oscar nominees for 2014 |
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He never said "nuclear wessel"; he did say his "Cherry Orchard" was "a comedy, in places even a farce" |
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If you've just landed at this New York City airport, your checked bags are tagged "LGA" |
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The Bible says to "lay up... treasures in" this place, "where neither moth nor rust doth corrupt" |
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Arthur Andersen of the "Big 5" in this profession turned out to be cooking Enron's books |
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In an 1851 novel, this character is monomaniacal, blasphemous, 1 for 2 in the legs department & ultimately doomed |
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In France most traffic is at de Gaulle, but 29 million used the runways of this other Paris airport in 2014 |
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This football coach is known for the motto "Winning isn't everything. It's the only thing" |
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The MPAA's 5 movie ratings are G, PG, PG-13, R & this one |
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Though this poet was noted for drinking, rabies rather than alcohol may have caused his 1849 death in Baltimore |
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On the runway in Pisa at night, look at the stars as you leave the airport named for this 17th c. Italian astronomer |
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In 1971, as head of the National Security Council, he said that power "is the great aphrodisiac" |
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In 1924, at the age of 15, he graduated from his Texas high school, then worked as a grape picker |
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In this ancient text, Sun Tzu outlined 5 advantages to use against a military opponent |
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