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Steve Carell began hanging around this TV title place in 2005, then transferred to "Anchorman 2" |
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This Agatha Christie detective has a secretary named Miss Lemon who is so efficient she is "nearly the perfect machine" |
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What he called "waist overalls" have stood the test of time (as blue jeans) since he came up with them in the 1870s |
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In 1933 the Ranger was the U.S. Navy's first purpose-built one of these, but had trouble launching planes in rough seas |
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The next score wins in this 2-word overtime |
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Surgeon/gambler William Palmer was hanged in 1856; he poisoned his wife & brother for the payout from these |
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On a break from her TV "Friends", she was full of Grace in "Bruce Almighty" in 2003 |
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In a series starting with "The Beekeeper's Apprentice", young Mary Russell teams up with this British sleuth |
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Its founder William died in 1857, about 40 years before it sold the first toothpaste in a tube & 70 before merging with Palmolive |
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Seen here is the first photo of this body by a U.S. spacecraft, snapped by Ranger 7 just before impact in 1964 |
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To break up a plot of land into several building lots |
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Serbian psychiatrist Radovan Karadzic was indicted for war crimes in the aftermath of the breakup of this country |
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He played college football stars L'Carpetron Dookmarriot & Bismo Funyuns on TV & won an Oscar for writing "Get Out" |
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Introduced in 1930, this junior detective heroine has more than 200 volumes that detail her adventures |
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In 1882 Frederick Pabst started tying these around the necks of his beer bottles |
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The New York Rangers play home games in this arena |
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The apex, or a big political meeting |
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In 1910 Walter Dew of this London police force caught wife-killer Dr. Hawley Crippen in Canada after a transatlantic chase |
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A year after playing Julia in TV's "Top of the Lake", she became an onscreen aquamom |
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Robert B. Parker wrote "Perchance to Dream" as a sequel to this novel featuring Philip Marlowe |
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Last name of E.I., who founded his company in Delaware in 1802 |
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In 2018 at age 97 Betty Reid Soskin was the oldest NPS ranger, serving at a park named for this heroic female symbol of World War II |
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5-letter word meaning smoothly polite |
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Nicknamed the "Angel of Death", this Nazi doctor fled to South America after World War II |
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In 2001 he tried to save the world as Will on "Alias" & later became a guardian of the galaxy (albeit in raccoon form) |
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She's the heroine of Sue Grafton's beloved alphabet series |
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The name of this man who passed in 1947 can be found on the Kentucky bourbon formerly known as Old Tub |
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This atom spy was listening to the "Lone Ranger" radio show when nabbed by the FBI in 1950; they picked up his wife later |
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As an adjective it refers to a pouting child; as a noun it's the one-person wagon seen here |
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The 1788 Doctors' Riot in New York occurred when physicians were suspected of this crime due to their dissection needs |
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