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The English word for a Buddhist monk, from the Tibetan “blama” |
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21-year-old Lynda Kuerth swallowed 23 of these ballpark treats in 190, seconds without the buns |
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The Union suffered its 1st defeat of this war at Charleston’s Fort Sumter |
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In a fraction, the numerator is the dividend, & this is the divisor |
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In 1986, she took over Charlotte Rae’s post taking care of the girls on “Facts of Life” |
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Brian De Palma directed the video of this Bruce Springsteen 1984 hit |
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The name of this Italian dish comes from the Greek word for chamber pot, “lasanon” |
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John McPherson did this to 4444 women in just 8 hours, at the rate of 1 every 6.48 seconds |
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The British suffered 1 of their 1st defeats of this war at Charleston’s Fort Moultrie |
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Of a rhombus, pentagon, or parallelogram, the one not a quadrilateral |
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The I.M.F., it was led by Dan Briggs until Jim Phelps took over in the 2nd season |
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Song that begins, “I’ll be down to get you in a taxi, honey” |
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Big wheels play this gambling game whose name means “little wheel” |
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In 1976, a 4-woman team did this to 12 chickens in 32.9 seconds |
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The most damaging of these geologic disasters ever in eastern U.S. hit Charleston in 1886 |
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This type of calculator was used by early Romans, then the Chinese, & the Japanese, who still use it |
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After “replacing” Lynn Redgrave on “House Calls”, she replaced Meg Foster on “Cagney & Lacey” |
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Appropriate title for Cher’s 1974 #1 hit |
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These long-tailed birds got their name from a river in the Caucasus, the Phasis |
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The world's most common single-letter surname is this one, found in the 2nd word of this clue |
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Though written in ’35 & set in Charleston, this show, featuring the following, didn’t play there until ’70:
"There's a boat dat's leavin' soon for New York / Come wid me / Dat's where you belong..." |
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Number of zeros you need to write three hundred fifty thousand in numerals |
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Between Barbara Bel Geddes & Barbara Bel Geddes, she played Miss Ellie |
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“Relative”ly speaking, this 1970 song was a big hit for Tom Jones |
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This adjective meaning “tearfully sentimental” was derived from the Bible's Mary Magdalene |
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The only man ever to drive 48 of these in a single hitch was Dick Sparrow of Zearing, Iowa |
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Type of angle that falls between obtuse & acute |
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It was Meredith MacRae who replaced Gunilla Hutton as Billie Jo Bradley on this ’60s series |
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Theme song from the 1984 movie “Eddie & the Cruisers” |
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