AMERICAN HEROES & LEGENDS |
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Legend says that he dug Lake Michigan as a water hole for Babe, his Blue Ox |
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You can climb it in Switzerland or ride through it in Fantasyland |
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Cole Slaw is made from cabbage, & the name of this cabbage-like vegetable is a variant of "cole" |
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The gospels say Jesus was crucified the day after he observed this holiday |
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Born Nellie Pauline Burgin in Knoxville, Tn., she played Robert Mitchum's wife in "The Winds of War" |
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Look in this book to find all the words, not just the 10-letter ones |
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She met her husband Frank Butler when she beat him at a shooting match |
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In St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, tourists can tour Davy Jones' locker in the Atlantis III, which is this |
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Of the huckleberry, boysenberry or loganberry, the one not named after a person |
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Completes the passage from Mark 10, "What therefore God hath joined together, let no man..." |
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Michael Sinnott, whose comedies were the "keystone" of silent films |
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After their freshman year, all students at the U.S. Naval Academy all hold this rank |
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A 1950 commemorative 3-cent stamp honoring railroad engineers bore his portrait & Engine No. 382 |
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Stowe is one of the many ski resorts in this state that leads New England in skiing |
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We heard it through the grapevine that this is the top raisin-growing state |
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It's said Paul wrote 13 of these, John 3, George & Ringo--none |
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Sarah Jane Fulks, the First Lady of "Falcon Crest" |
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Legend says he staked out New Mexico, fenced in Arizona & dug the Rio Grande |
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Moosehead Lake is one of this state's most popular attractions for hunters & fishermen |
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After Martha exclaimed "He stinketh for he hath been dead 4 days," Jesus raised him |
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Alexandra Zuck, who was once married to Bobby Darin |
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The activity that serves as your regular source of income, or the conquest & control of a country |
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Called "A cowboy gone bad", this "Robin Hood of Texas" is the subject of a famous ballad |
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You can tour a museum at the S.F. mint or actually watch folks make money at mints in these 2 cities |
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In Matthew chapter 1, he's the last man listed as having been begat |
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Francis Phillip Wupperman, the wonderful "Wizard of Oz" |
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In 1978 this group had their first No. 1 hit with "Three Times A Lady" |
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