YOU'RE GONNA NEED A BIGGER BOAT |
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THE MOVIE'S SOURCE MATERIAL |
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Steel magnate Roman Abramovich owns the Eclipse, this type of 5-letter boat with an anti-paparazzi laser system |
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This tale of the Jazz Age is narrated by Nick Carraway |
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This movie starring Daniel Day-Lewis: Upton Sinclair's novel "Oil!" |
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This geographic circle is about 500 miles north of Stockholm |
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Of this 2009 Kennedy Center honoree, Barack Obama said, "I'm the president, but he's 'The Boss'" |
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Deli, where I'll have the corned beef on rye |
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Named for the extravagant amenities aboard, this alliterative type of ship includes the Crystal Serenity |
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"We are at rest five miles behind the front", begins this 1929 Remarque novel |
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This classic: The play "Everybody Comes to Rick's" |
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Unlike other species, the ribbon type of this animal crosses the ice by putting one flipper forward, then the other |
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In 2012 he won 71% of the vote to retain his Vermont Senate seat |
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Piano is Italian for "soft" & short for this word meaning "soft loud" |
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The first chapter of this 1929 William Faulkner novel is narrated by Benjy Compson |
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This '90s film: The children's book "The Sheep-Pig" |
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In 1928 this Norwegian vanished while trying to rescue survivors of a Svalbard Archipelago crash |
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In 1972 this pediatrician who wrote the book on bringing up baby ran for president |
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Perk--I can smell the coffee now |
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When fully loaded, iron ore carrier Berge Stahl could only tie up at 2 ports, one being at Europoort in this country |
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Part of the Harlem Renaissance, his first poetry collection, "The Weary Blues", was published in 1926 |
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This Spielberg film: Doris Kearns Goodwin's "Team of Rivals" |
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A diary discovered in 1996 cast doubt on whether this American actually flew over the North Pole 70 years earlier |
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On June 20, 1947 this mobster & Vegas visionary took a bullet shower, leaving him down & out in Beverly Hills |
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Perk, as in an added benefit or privilege |
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Seen here is the garage of the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Nimitz, the 700-foot-long by 100-foot-wide this bay |
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This play with a 3-letter title, the source of the word "robot", came to Broadway in 1922 |
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This movie starring Al Pacino: The Life magazine article "The Boys in the Bank" |
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The Lapps of northern Scandinavia are AKA this, the name of their language |
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In addition to a bloody classic 1897 novel, this Irishman also wrote 1909's "The Lady of the Shroud" |
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Cab is short for this French-named horse-drawn carriage |
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