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A day on this largest planet is less than 10 Earth hours |
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In 1960, he was elected president by narrowest margin since 1912 |
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The Iron Claw, Dr. Satan, & Emperor Ming, for example |
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Color of Hudson's "Mansions" & Connelly's "Pastures" |
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There are about 100 quadrillion synapses between the 100 billion neurons in this organ |
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Plant which accounts for about 95% of the natural fiber used in the U.S. |
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The Federalists, 1st U.S. national political party, were formed by him, 1st Treasury Secretary |
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In 1914 & 1934 serials, her "Perils" came at the end of each installment |
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Examples of these are the rectus abdominis, pectoralis major, & the heart |
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The Chinese began cultivating these "textile insects" about 2700 B.C. |
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Though almost 10 times bigger, this planet is only about 1/8 as dense as Earth |
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In 1871, cartoonist Thomas Nast used this animal as symbol of NYC's corrupt Tammany Hall |
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Ralph Byrd played this comic strip detective in 4 serials |
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The eye's projection screen |
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Much to Sleeping Beauty's regret, this came into use in Europe by the 13th century |
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As this planet's furthest point, it's over 4.5 billion miles from the Sun |
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After a controversial presidency, he once again became a Tennessee senator in 1875 |
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A 1934 serial "Young Eagles" was dedicated to President Roosevelt by this group it was about |
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Substance that gives erythrocytes their red color, even in "bluebloods" |
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2 of 3 adjacent southern states which are the 3 leading textile producers |
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Though all others rotate on a vertical axis this outer planet spins on a horizontal one |
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In 1903, this Midwest state was 1st to enact law for a direct primary |
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Last seen as the antique store owner in "Gremlins", he was Kato in 1940's "The Green Hornet" |
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The thyroid, pituitary & adrenal are this type of gland |
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A 1733 invention that led to mechanizing looms, or the "Columbia", when airborne |
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