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The Pocono Mts. have special resorts with heart-shaped tubs that cater primarily to this group |
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The first commercially produced was Pong |
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Actors' good luck phrase which might come from fact that Sarah Bernhardt had only 1 "gam" |
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Country where Madame Butterfly flitted |
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In '68, Richard Nixon was one of many who spoke this "Laugh-In" line |
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African desert over 3 times larger than the neighboring Mediterranean Sea |
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Not in Ohio but in this Spanish city can you visit El Greco's home |
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As Cubs are to Boy Scouts, as Brownies are to Girl Scouts, these are to Camp Fire |
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"Getting up on the wrong side" reflects belief that all good forces were on this side of the body |
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Male vocal range between a bass & a tenor |
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As his "Army" cheered, he was named Associated Press' "Athlete of the Decade" |
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At age 37, Peter Hodgson invented Silly Putty & Michelangelo finished this project |
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These ticket holders anxiously await no-shows & cancellations so they might board the plane |
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Its championship games are held in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, where it was founded |
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Meaning "innocent as a babe", it comes from part of newborn animals that takes longest to dry |
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Puccini opera translated "The Bohemians", based on the novel "Scenes from Bohemian Life" |
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This futuristic cartoon show was appropriately 1st series broadcast by ABC in color |
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If a man could proportionally lift as much as this insect, he'd lift 8,100 lbs. |
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Superboy's "Dog of Steel" |
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This "all inclusive" phrase comes from Old English "bottel", meaning bundle, & kit, a soldier's bag |
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One film version of this opera was titled "The Cigarette Maker of Seville" |
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Practice given a national plan by the Uniform Act of 1966 |
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The smallest created had 4 clues; the largest, 25,614 |
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This large resort island off the Yucatan Peninsula was setting for movie "Against All Odds" |
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When kids play it in England, they jump on 2 legs instead of 1 & hold the "puck" between their feet |
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Referring to one who has a brief moment of glory, it comes from the misfire of a musket |
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Carol Doda made entertainment history by dancing in 1 of this designer's topless swimsuits |
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Asian nation over 12 times larger than the U.K., its former ruler |
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