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She bore John Adams 3 sons & 2 daughters |
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This state is now No. 2 in butter but still leads the nation in cheese production |
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For 14 years he was the master of the Hollywood Squares |
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Sudden spasms of this dome-shaped muscle cause hiccups |
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In a preface to "Leaves of Grass", he wrote, "A great poem is for ages and ages" |
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Lee thinks this slimy fish makes a fine pet |
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Though he became "The Wizard of Menlo Park", New Jersey, he was born in Milan, Ohio in 1847 |
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You can write to him at: Office of the Governor, State Capitol, Sacramento, CA 95814 |
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Connective tissue called the renal fascia helps hold these organs in place |
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This 4-time Pulitzer Prize winner was called "The Voice of New England" |
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Doc eats a lot of this fish known for its liver oil |
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Bishara is the middle name of this convicted assassin of Robert F. Kennedy |
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The Mackinac Bridge connects this state's 2 peninsulas |
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When Pete Rose retired as a player in 1986, this man was commissioner of baseball |
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About 13 feet long, the ileum is the longest section of this organ |
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In his poem "Bryan, Bryan, Bryan, Bryan", Vachel Lindsay paid tribute to this man |
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You can't lose if you serve this flatfish for dinner |
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He's the only U.N. Secretary-General to win a Nobel Peace Prize, posthumously in 1961 |
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This state was named for Queen Henrietta Maria, wife of England's King Charles I |
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The last names of the Peter in the group heard here & the Pete who wrote the song: "Where have all the flowers gone, long time passing? / Where have all the flowers gone, long time ago? / Where have all the flowers gone?" |
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Heparin, which prevents blood clotting, is produced mainly in the lungs & this organ |
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This 3,182-line poem in Old English merges Norse legend with 6th century Danish history |
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I make a mad dash for this fish when it's baked on a wooden plank |
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Prior to befriending the Pilgrims, this Pawtuxet Indian had been sold into slavery in Spain |
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The Perdido River forms part of the border between Florida's Panhandle & this state |
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In 1969 Laurence J. Peter published this work on advancement in the workplace |
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Some taste buds are located on this leaf-shaped flap of cartilage on top of the larynx |
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Probably written around 1373, his "Saint Cecilia" later appeared as the "Second Nun's Tale" |
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Dolly Parton might know this game fish springs out of the water |
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