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East Indian word for "dust-colored", it's a U.S. Army & Air Force uniform material |
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Tina Turner turned her career around with this '84 album |
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In the film "Miracle on 34th Street", Santa Claus used this alias |
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While fiddling with his tie, he complains of getting no respect |
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Best-selling book of both '72 & '73 was this Richard Bach bird |
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A mule's father but, we hope, not yours |
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In the Roman army it was the rank of a man who commanded about 100 soldiers |
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Anna & the King of Siam's mutual musical question |
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Founder of the Mongol dynasty who ruled from the Black Sea to the Yellow Sea |
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Neckwear favored by Archibald Cox & Archie Andrews |
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J. Onassis was supervising editor for his autobiography, which should prove a "Thriller" |
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Song which warns, "If you hate to go to school, you could grow up to be a mule" |
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The Enterprise, Kitty Hawk, Nimitz, Midway, & Forrestal are the 5 classes of these |
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Loggins & Messina's 1973 "maternal" hit |
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They kept law & disorder in Mack Sennett comedies |
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Worn in Old West to keep dust out of your mouth or your face off the wanted posters |
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"Dr. Love", he must have loved having 3 best-selling books at the same time |
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Singer for whom this was an early hit:
"Mule train! Hyah! Get on! / Mule train! / Clippety cloppin' over hill and plain / Seems as how they never stop, clippety clop, clippety clop / Clippety, clippety..." |
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In 1941, they enlisted in film as "Buck Privates" & "Came Home" in the 1947 sequel |
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"Swayin' To The Music" is real name of the '77 Johnny Rivers hit better known as this |
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Critics said he never got any close-ups as Barbra Streisand's co-star in "A Star Is Born" |
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British TV's TARDIS-traveling Time Lord who, when played by Tom Baker, wore a long scarf |
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With "Parachutes & Kisses" she's overcoming her "Fear of Flying" |
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U. S. military pilots who fly higher than 50 miles up earn this pilot ranking |
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"Men Without Hats" should have worn hard hats to sing this '84 hit |
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'40s bandleader who led the "Kollege of Musical Knowledge" |
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Barefoot pioneer of modern dance, strangled by own scarf in a bizarre motor accident |
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Master of the page-turner who wrote "Master of the Game" |
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