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For this story James M. Barrie took the name Never Land from a district in Australia |
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Since this day is Florence Henderson's birthday, we bet she gets a lot of heart-shaped cards |
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Circus Vargas had this many rings until 1991; now it's a European-style one-ring circus |
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The distance around the earth is 24,902 miles when measured along this imaginary line |
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A No. 1 album in December 1994 was this group's "Vitalogy" |
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Webster's abbreviates this language "L" |
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Lewis Carroll's nonsense poem "Jabberwocky" appears in this sequel to "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" |
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Kathie Lee Gifford & this man, her husband, were both born on August 16, but in different years |
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This vice president's younger brother Winthrop Rockefeller served 2 terms as gov. of Arkansas |
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Most sunscreens work by absorbing these rays that are harmful to the skin even in the shade |
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In 1995 this group featuring Michael Stipe went on its first tour in 5 years |
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Directionally speaking, this "L" isn't right |
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An inventor, Commander Caractacus Pott, owns this magical car created by Ian Fleming |
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On Nov. 30, 1995, this TV host, America's "oldest teenager", celebrated his 66th birthday |
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The prehistoric dimetrodon was so named because some of these oral features were extremely large |
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Plasma has been called the fourth state of matter & in relativity theory this is the fourth dimension |
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It's the 5-year-old annual tour whose playbill is filled with alternative rock bands |
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It's the "L" of the NHL or NFL |
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Mary Mapes Dodge wrote a novel about this title character without ever visiting Holland |
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It's appropriate to wish Gerald Ford "happy Bastille Day" & "Happy birthday" on this day |
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This "Blue Boy" artist's portrait of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Andrews is notable for its use of landscape |
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On the typical pH scale, which runs from 0 to 14, 7 indicates this |
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It's the metric system's "L" |
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This story, called "Le Petit Chaperon Rouge" in French, was first published in English in 1729 |
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Mickey Mouse turned 65 on November 18, 1993, the day this 1st U.S. astronaut in space turned 70 |
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To make his arrows venomous, Hercules dipped them in the blood of this many-headed monster |
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In 1995 scientists announced the discovery of the hypothetical particle dubbed the top one of these |
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This Chicago-based band's major label debut, "Siamese Dream", went platinum |
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"L" may stand for this unit of currency used in Livorno |
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