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In 1986, voters in Massachusetts & Nebraska revoked laws requiring them to do this in their cars |
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Long before it was a borough, people visiting the family of Jonas Bronck said they were going here |
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The Commodore Barry in Pennsylvania is the longest cantilever one of these in the U.S. |
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The dried seed of an evergreen that's grated over eggnog |
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Of lions & tigers & bears, the one not mentioned in the Bible |
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It starred James Brown, Ray Charles & Cab Calloway with Belushi & Aykroyd in the title roles |
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In 1986, Congress finally declared this our "National Floral Emblem" |
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From Latin "Canus", these islands were named for wild dogs there; the birds were named for the islands |
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Of 1786, 1886 or 1986, the last year the U.S. Navy had the rank of commodore |
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From the Greek "selinon", it's small seeds are ground & mixed with salt for a seasoning |
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While David was playing the harp for this king, the king got angry & threw a javelin at him |
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1946 musical with famed Irving Berlin songs in which Bing Crosby sang the title tune |
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To be claimed as a dependent on '87 tax forms, a child 5 or over now needs 1 of these |
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Before receiving current name, this S. African cape was more accurately called "Cape of Storms" |
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A commodore is the presiding officer of this particular type of "club" |
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It's sometimes referred to as "sweet", but not when referring to the owner of Fawlty Towers |
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Harper's Bible Dictionary calls it "probably the oldest musical instrument of Israel" |
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Critic L. Maltin said R. Burton wasn't impressive playing this role, the world's most famous ladykiller |
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Only man to resign from the Supreme Court to become U.S. Ambassador to U.N. |
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This city, which the Romans called "Lutetia" was later renamed for the Gallic tribe that lives there |
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The 64, the 128, & the Amiga, for example |
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If you're "in" this herb, you're living a carefree life of ease |
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Leslie Halliwell calls this 1930 film "A masterwork of late '20s German grotesquerie" |
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In 1987, Alan Greenspan replaced this man as chairman of the Federal Reserve Board |
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Tho it seems to mean dry area, this state's name is actually from a Papago Indian word meaning "little spring" |
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Nashville, Tenn. university named after its benefactor who was nicknamed "Commodore" |
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Real vanilla comes from the pods of a plant in this flower family |
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In this '66 film, a blind Elizabeth Hartman fell in love with Sidney Poitier not knowing his color |
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