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His one & only flight in space lasted 4 hours 55 minutes & consisted of 3 orbits |
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This airline describes itself as "something special in the air" |
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According to Shakespeare, this queen liked to play billiards with her eunuch |
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At last count this state had the greatest number of women behind bars |
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In the duet "Ebony & Ivory", Stevie Wonder was the ebony while he was the ivory |
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A $16 million F-16 was destroyed when it hit a pair of these animals "hogging" the runway |
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A flying red horse is a symbol of this oil company |
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This fun couple lived in a castle in Inverness |
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Never allowed B-4, this game is still banned in Abu Dhabi as contrary to Islamic teaching |
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This singer's only No. 1 hit "American Pie", was so long it had to be divided in half to fit on a 45 |
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The 1st day these were put on Amtrak's Calif. trains, riders used them to tell spouses the train broke down |
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Ads for this German car say it's "engineered like no other car in the world" |
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In "Romeo & Juliet", it's the occupation of John & Lawrence |
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Moscow has declared it illegal for gangs to roar through the city at night on these vehicles |
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This '50s female group was "Sincerely" one of the best |
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Instead of children's songs, a mislabelled "Lullaby Magic" tape featured this Jerry Garcia group |
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In names given to the Mercury capsules Friendship 7 &, Faith 7, etc., the "7" meant this |
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"The most unforgettable women in the world wear" this |
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It's how Hamlet finds out his father was murdered |
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Buying stocks using info not available to the public, you could be fined up to $100,000 for doing it |
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She got "The Wedding Bell Blues" & Billy Davis Jr. married her |
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Postal officials predicted by 1988 90% of 1st class mailers would be using these, but only 20% now do |
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Apollo 11 astronaut who tells the history of U.S. manned spaceflight in the 1988 book "Liftoff" |
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French crystal "at the service of monarchs, luminaries, statesmen & mere perfectionists since 1764" |
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Characters in this comedy include Shallow, Simple, Slender & Falstaff |
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In '84 the Supreme Court ruled the practice of "time shifting" with one of these didn't violate copyrights |
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When Stevie Nicks isn't singing lead for Fleetwood Mac, she usually is |
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A '88 Cannes Film Festival juror sat with Nastassja Kinski thinking she was this star of "Blue Velvet" |
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