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If Orwell's tale were true, year Big Brother would be watching you |
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Film where nutty Norman Bates was a real cut-up |
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Stuffed toy named for Pres. Roosevelt |
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"Treasure Island"'s peg-legged pirate |
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Called ideal Hitchcock hero, he starred in "Notorious", "Suspicion" &"North by Northwest" |
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Thinned down perfume first made in this W. German city |
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Of Bacon & Lamb, the one who wrote "A Dissertation upon Roast Pig" |
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In the '80 campaign, he coined the term "voodoo economics" |
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Before playing "Perry", he was killer James Stewart saw through the "Rear Window" |
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From the Civil War general who believed they raised troops' morale, it's slang for prostitute |
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Shakespeare's first comedy, though it's said to be originally titled "The Historie of Error" |
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Acid-tongued V.P. who said, "Some newspapers dispose of their garbage by printing it" |
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His first American movie with Fontaine & Olivier, in which title character never appears |
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Wild West gambling game named for kings on old playing cards |
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British sailors were named "Limey" for the fruit they ate to ward off this disease |
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Its sequels were "Men against the Sea" & "Pitcairn's Island" |
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Balls of naphthalene are protection against them |
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2-time pres. candidate who said, "Eggheads unite, you have nothing to lose but your yolks" |
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This movie wasn't his best, but "Que Sera, Sera" |
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An unrealistic optimist, from heroine of Eleanor Porter novel |
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From Latin "to please", medicine given just to humor a patient |
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