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It's the state religion of Algeria |
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In 1957 he first reached the Top 10 with "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On" |
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Once there were 600 of these tramlike vehicles in San Francisco; now there are only 39 |
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Encke's, one of these, has a return period of under 4 years; Halley's is 76 years |
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Matthew Webb, the first to swim the English Channel, died while attempting the rapids below these falls |
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Playthings for male children |
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The Engi Shiki, or "Procedures of the Engi Era", is a sacred text of this Japanese religion |
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This Little Richard hit begins, "A bop bop aloomop alop bop boom" |
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In jest it's been called "a state that has 10,000 lakes and 1,000 fish" |
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The only green star visible to the naked eye appears in this constellation of the scales |
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William Henry Herndon, the law partner of this future president, was later mayor of Springfield, Ill. |
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Many young people of this Christian denomination belong to a group called the CYO |
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"She's the sweetest little rosebud that Texas ever knew" |
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The lighting of the Adoration scene atop Mount Branson is a Christmas tradition in this state |
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The constellation Cygnus is believed to contain one of these invisible collapsed stars |
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Sanford L. Cluett invented the sanforizing process that prevents clothes from doing this after washing |
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A nervous dealer who buys stolen goods |
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The last book of this religious text is called the Book of Moroni |
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The title of this Les Paul & Mary Ford hit translates as "go with God" |
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Lancaster in this state was our nation's capital for just 1 day in 1777 |
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Titan, a moon of this planet, is the second-largest satellite in the solar system |
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Until her death in 1960, Polly Thomson was the companion & interpreter for this woman |
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A bright & happy captain of the Minnow |
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The name of the Mahayana branch of this religion means "great vehicle" |
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This Domenico Modugno tune was originally titled "Nel Blu, Dipinto Di Blu" |
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The first baby born in the White House was James Madison Randolph, a grandson of this president, in 1806 |
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Taking place in August, it's been called the most spectacular of the meteor showers |
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John Soule first said, "Go west, young man"; this publisher just popularized it |
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