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The body makes you yawn when it needs more of this gas |
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This state capital has a doll collection of First Ladies wearing their individual gowns |
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In Florida these birds were killed off in the wild for their beautiful pink feathers |
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On this country's standard coin you'll find the motto, "Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite" |
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If you know "The Rest of the Story", tell us this middle name of radio commentator Paul Aurandt |
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It's the elective, lower house of the British parliament |
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Gene splicing has produced humulin, a man-made version of this hormone |
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Mrs. Olsen of Folger's coffee fame grew up in Stanton, where the world's largest one of these stands |
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Though this southwestern bird can fly, it prefers to sprint at speeds up to 15 mph |
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This country's peseta features an engraving of Juan Carlos I |
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Ronald Reagan's middle name, or the last name of our 28th President |
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Abbreviated HUAC, it investigated communist influence inside & outside the U.S. government |
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Even on a thick-skinned individual, the thinnest skin covers these |
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Pufferbilly Days, held each September in Boone, celebrates this means of transport |
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Some of these nocturnal birds have tufts of feathers on their heads called "ears" or "horns" |
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It's the monetary unit of New Zealand & Australia |
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Former Pinkerton detective Samuel Hammett wrote under this middle name |
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The Animals made this traditional New Orleans folk song a No. 1 hit |
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From Latin for "basin", 3 parts of this basin-shaped structure are the ilium, sacrum & coccyx |
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A 1945 Rodgers & Hammerstein film was set at this annual event in Iowa |
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These purplish-black Asian birds, that can imitate human speech, are types of starlings |
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Until the decimal system was approved in 1971, the British pound consisted of 240 of these |
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Middle name of AFL-CIO president Joseph Kirkland |
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A vengeful Vincent Price displayed dead bodies in this 1953 3-D thriller |
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A mole is a group of cells containing an unusually high concentration of this pigment |
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Iowa's official rock, it may look plain on the outside, but inside there are crystals |
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The "Arctic" variety of this sea bird migrates farthest—about 22,000 miles back & forth in a year |
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Originally, it was a Hebrew unit of weight equal to about 1/2 ounce |
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Harmenszoon was the middle name of this painter |
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Thomas Jefferson served in this Virginia assembly from 1769 to 1774 |
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