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These comic siblings own a California winery that produces "mom's favorite red" |
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In 1631 this country established the 1st European settlement in Delaware, at Zwaanendael |
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In haunted houses, rattling bones are skeletons; in casinos, rattling "bones" are these |
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This French salad dressing both means & is made with a "little vinegar" |
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It has the largest university library in the U.S. |
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His tomb in the Hollywood Hills rests between 2 trees shaped like candelabras |
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A Los Angeles DJ jokingly said that to say this "Equalizer" star's name, you'd have to say "wood" 3 times |
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These people destroyed the 1st European settlement in Delaware, in 1632 |
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The 1st square after "Go" in Monopoly, it's impossible to land there on your 1st roll |
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In French, this cut of steak is literally a "dainty fillet" |
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This service academy was founded in 1845 at the Army's Fort Severn |
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Poet Ben Jonson was buried in this position, probably because it was cheaper that way |
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Guest host on "The Tonight Show", he once appeared on the cover of People as "The Sexiest Man Alive" |
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The highest-numbered solid-colored ball in a standard game of pocket billiards |
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"Crunchy little balls" in French, these are often made of seafood |
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From Latin "to initiate", it marks the end, not the beginning, of a college career |
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Jonathan Swift is buried in this capital next to a woman called Stella, thought to be his secret wife |
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One of the big three, this TV anchorman dropped out of prep school in the 10th grade |
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Games that are the title subject of the following song: |
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French for "rawness", these are raw vegetables served as appetizers |
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The University of New Haven is actually located in West Haven in this state |
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In 1944 this lady evangelist was reportedly buried with a working telephone beside her |
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In June 1988 her "Family" was renamed "The Hogan Family" |
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No matter what word the 1st player puts down in "Scrabble", he always receives this bonus |
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Not a canonized Frenchman but a term for various types of thick pea soup |
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Operated by the Congregation of Holy Cross, this university has its own hotel, power plant & post office |
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Cecil B. De Mille is buried behind this movie studio where he filmed his biblical spectaculars |
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