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Common name of Germany's Geheime Staatspolizei |
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"Life As I Have Known It Has Been Finger-Lickin' Good" |
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You can buy underwear here called "Bloomies" |
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At opera house in Derby Line, audience sits in the U.S., while stage is in this country |
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This Dorsey brother was called "The Sentimental Gentleman of Swing" |
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A four-flusher was originally a bluffer in this game |
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Event whose symbols have included a sunsphere, a perisphere, & a unisphere |
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He published "Call Me Lucky" 4 years before he married Kathryn Grant |
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This "Poor Little Rich Girl's" company grew up into a beautiful swan |
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In September 1941, the Vermont state legislature declared war on this country |
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Drummer who got rich playing like this |
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Also known as Abraham's Bosom, Beaulahland, & the Great Unknown |
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In 1962, Algeria demanded this French force withdraw from its 120 year old home in Sidi-Bel-Abbes |
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Ask him if he can name his autobiography, & he'll say "Yes I Can" |
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One of top fashion magazines, this French periodical is especially for "her" |
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Island pond-born "crooner" who was teenagers' idol before Sinatra |
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Mary Ford's husband, he had broken elbow reset at special angle so he could still play guitar |
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A clumsy person, or the flaky candy companion to Baby Ruth |
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Hosni Mubarak became president on his assassination |
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Silent screen star who titled hers, "The Movies, Mr. Griffith, & Me" |
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Jean Patou's expensive scent designed to "gladden" the hearts of women who receive it |
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1st U.S. "Admiral of the Navy" & most famous American educator were both Vermonters named this |
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Foremost living pianist, this Russian-born artist married the daughter of Toscanini |
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Probably from Hebrew for a synagogue watchman, it now means any gumshoe |
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Built in 1350, the Ponte Vecchio was this city's only bridge spared in WWII |
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This president's memoirs are in 2 volumes, "Year of Decisions" & "Years of Trial and Hope" |
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To do this in VT. one must take an oath stating it's done "without fear or favor of any person" |
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After winning the 1958 Tchaikovsky Comp., he got 1st ticker tape parade given a classical musician |
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New words "jik", "dweeb" & "zod", meaning nerdy, are said to arise from the sounds made by these |
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