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WATCHING THE TV DETECTIVES |
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ELECTORAL COLLEGE CUDGELINGS |
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(Hi, I'm Ben Bailey with Local 4.) In 1837 Detroit became Michigan's first capital; 10 years later, this city took over, as it was much more centrally located within the state |
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3-letter AKA of Lou Gehrig's disease |
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Please don't I.M. your pals while driving its Corolla iM |
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1936: He dished out the biggest beatdown in Electoral College history, thumping poor Alf Landon 523-8 |
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We can't explain this effect like when you use a drug for pain for days & then you start using saline & it works |
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As Special Agent Dale Cooper on this show, Kyle MacLachlan enjoyed cherry pie & damn fine coffee |
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Set out on a trip in its Expedition |
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1996: Bill Clinton 379, this cudgeled Kansan 159 |
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Ships & planes continue to disappear into this polygon off the S.E. USA, including a plane reportedly missing in Dec. 2008 |
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Otitis externa is this athlete's ear |
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On the original "Charlie's Angels", this late actress played Jill Munroe |
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The FBI is still looking for the person who bombed a recruiting center in this bustling NYC square early on March 6, 2008 |
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Systemic exertion intolerance disease is an AKA for this syndrome |
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It's the lead detective role played on TV by Jack Lord & Alex O'Loughlin 30 years apart |
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Drive its Elantra with great elan |
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1820: James Monroe 231, this man who would win it all 4 years later... 1 |
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The unexplained "Taos hum" has been heard for more than 25 years by residents of this state |
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(Hi, I'm Mike Davis from 10TV.) One unusual landmark is Topiary Park--well, sorry, properly it's The Topiary Park, just like it's The Ohio State University in this city |
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This actor broke many a criminal during interrogations as Det. Bobby Goren on "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" |
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Get in the rings of things with its TT roadster |
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1872: Grant 286, this newspaper editor who died after the popular vote but before the electors met, 0 |
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Phrase for royal gems used in ceremony; several sets have gone missing for good, like Ireland's in 1907 |
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