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From 1980-87 this state's population rose about 31%, yet it now averages only 1 person per square mile |
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English sailors were nicknamed this from the fruit they ate to prevent scurvy |
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Signs that a person was "in" this included torn clothes, ashes on the head, & wearing sackcloth |
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Mike Todd's son was best man when she married Eddie Fisher |
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Eileen Foucher did this dance for 106 hours, which must have been hard on her stomach |
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Postal abbreviations include NC for North Carolina, SC for South Carolina & DC for this |
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One source we have calls Betty Grable the "No. 1" this, another hangs it on Dorothy Lamour |
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He encouraged his son Solomon to build the temple & even gave him the plans |
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She's the wife of actor Maxwell Caulfield & the daughter of Sir John Mills |
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Pius IX was the pope with the longest one on record |
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At the Julius Sturgis Company in Lititz, Penn. you can learn how to twist these |
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Nickname of singer King, ballplayer Reese, & comic Herman |
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Deuteronomy ends with his death at age 120 on a mountain overlooking the Promised Land |
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Matt Lattanzi, who played a small role in "Grease 2", married this star of "Grease" no. 1 |
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The largest one ever built, 50 1/2 feet tall, was named Scrubbie, not Ray Bolger |
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He said, "A penny saved is a penny earned," & it's traditional to throw a penny onto his grave |
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During the 1950s this 5' 4" blonde was known as "The Singing Rage" |
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When asked if he believed in paying tribute, Jesus coined this proverb |
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He might have sung his own song "What Kind of Fool Am I?", when he got divorced from Joan Collins |
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The shortest on record, lasting only 38 minutes in 1896, was between the United Kingdom & Zanzibar |
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The "Peace Garden" state, it shares an International Peace Garden with Manitoba |
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U.S. general who was called "The Napoleon of Luzon" & "The Beau Brummel of the Army" |
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According to Mark 1:3, he was the "voice crying in the wilderness" |
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We assume she's Burt Bacharach's favorite songwriting partner because he married her |
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Norman Bates could tell you the highest price ever paid for a stuffed one of these was $32,400 |
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