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A National Geographic book calls it "the world's longest and skinniest country" |
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Occupation shared by Frederic Miller, Adolphus Busch & Bernhard Stroh |
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Isabella Mary Beeton's "Book of Household Management" advised "A place for everything and..." this |
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From about 1873 to 1890, the famous feud between these 2 mountain families was at its worst |
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Podokesaurus is known only from a cast of a partial skeleton at this Conn. university's Peabody Museum |
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World War II was raging when this film about a deer had its world premiere in London in 1942 |
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Continent on which the Sumerian civilization arose |
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Philip Armour, George Hormel & Oscar Mayer all packed this product |
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She said, "Too few is as many as too many" as well as "Rose is a rose is a rose is a rose" |
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William & Emily Harris, kidnappers of this newspaper heiress, were paroled in 1983 |
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Elasmosaurus, whose neck was half the animal's length, had 76 of these neck bones |
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In "The Lion King" Timon is a meerkat & his friend Pumbaa is one of these tusked creatures |
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It's the only country that fits in a "Starts with 'Gh"' category |
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Jeane Dixon, Sydney Omarr & Carroll Righter charted a course through their lives as these |
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John Nance Garner called this political post "a spare tire on the automobile of government" |
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In 1971 Clifford Irving received $750.000 from McGraw-Hill for a fake autobiography of this man |
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Tarbosaurus was a close relative of this carnivore, probably the best-known dinosaur |
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Disney released an animated version of this Kipling classic in 1967 & a live action adaptation in 1994 |
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If you have a conference in Potsdam, you may fly into this closest capital city |
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Groucho's brother Gummo Marx, like William Morris, was one of these |
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Yehudi Menuhin described this type of musician as "half tiger, half poet" & he should know |
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In 1849 this U.S. city's bloody Astor Place riots began as a dispute over a performance of "Macbeth" |
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Struthiomimus resembled this largest-living bird |
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In this 1989 film about miniaturization, the giant Cheerios were painted inner tubes |
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It's the smallest & northernmost of the 3 republics on the Baltic's eastern shore |
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You can bet Chris McCarron, Laffit Pincay, Jr. & Steve Cauthen share this occupation |
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According to Sir Richard Steele, this pastime "is to the mind what exercise is to the body" |
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Murderer Albert DeSalvo, known by this nickname, was stabbed to death in a Massachusetts prison in 1973 |
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Dinosaurs were the dominant land mammals of this era whose name means "middle life" |
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Ray Bolger sang "Castle In Spain" to Annette Funicello in this film based on a Victor Herbert operetta |
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