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Here's this artist with a tropical vibe going on at his home in Figueres, Spain |
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Founded in Pennsylvania in 1939, this sports program revised its rules in the 1970s so girls could play too |
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In 2018 Benedict Cumberbatch voiced this Seussian title guy who wasn't as into Christmas as the Whos were |
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Friendship bracelets inspired Kim Shui's designs for this rhyming brand of high-tech trackers |
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In 1899 this gangster-to-be was born in Brooklyn's Navy Yard section; no reports of any scars on his face |
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It would cause Pinocchio's nose to increase in size |
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In the 1860s, after this American artist settled in England, his mother moved in with him & sat for his most famous painting |
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Originating in Asia, it's the art of growing miniature trees, like the one seen here |
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Alastair Sim is among those who have played this Dickensian man but unlike Michael Caine, did so without Muppets |
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Shhh...in 2014 this lingerie retailer sold a $75 sports bra with electrodes that hooked up to a heart rate monitor |
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As it was shedding concrete, this alliterative structure was "Falling Down" in the subject of a 1999 article |
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Like what a stenographer does, making a copy of something in writing |
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These smallest blood vessels connect arteries with veins |
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Basically, this heartwarming Frank Capra classic is about a disgraced financier having an incredibly rough Christmas Eve |
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It's just a blue T to me, but the men's UA Tech 2.0 vibe print short sleeve by this sports brand somehow has "anti-odor technology" |
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This sitting president visited Brooklyn in 1899 & cabled Admiral Dewey on the anniversary of his triumph in the Philippines |
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The act of offering someone hush money |
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Well-established in 1639, he paid the hefty price of 13,000 guilders for a house in Amsterdam that today houses his museum |
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Proverbially, they "fell great oaks" |
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In this film Santa tells Buddy there are 30 Ray's Pizzas in NYC; "They all claim to be the original, but the real one's on 11th" |
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A 2014 BBC review called this alliterative eyewear from a search engine company "promising, sometimes brilliant... but a failure" |
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In 1899 the Brooklyn Superbas won the National League Pennant; 100 years later, they'd have moved far away & become this team |
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At the beach this word refers to a tide that is going out |
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While visiting van Gogh at Arles, this painter did his own take on "The Night Café" and Madame Ginoux all in one |
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A satoshi is the smallest unit in this currency system |
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2 memorable bits from this 1983 classic: the leg lamp & "You'll shoot your eye out!" |
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An experimental tattoo ink developed in Germany for diabetics changes color in response to the levels of this sugar |
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This 1999 novel about a detective with Tourette's by Brooklyn native Jonathan Lethem was the basis of a 2019 Edward Norton film |
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Raising a number to the third power |
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