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Before the 1988 election, she joked that if George lost she might get a facelift & dye her hair red |
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This river forms most of the border between Washington & Oregon |
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The word for this type of book came from the Greek for "circle of learning" |
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This hit show was based on Margaret Landon's book "Anna & the King of Siam" |
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Many copies of this book have been found in Egyptian tombs, but not one of them is complete |
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"Pupple", a canine spoof of this weekly, featured dogs named Princess Fi & Prince Snarls |
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Frederick Dent, Ellen Wrenshall, Jesse Root & Ulysses Simpson |
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The name of this Alaskan river might be abbreviated Cu |
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The N.Y. Times & AP have this type of reference book so that grammar & usage are consistent |
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Set in South America, this play opened in N.Y. in 1979 with Patti LuPone in the title role |
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The creator god of this city was Ptah, not Elvis |
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First lady who was born Claudia Alta Taylor |
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From its source near Three Forks, Montana to its mouth near St. Louis, this river traverses 7 states |
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Oldest firm of its kind in the U.S., this company issued its 1st map in 1872 |
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Title character who starts out as a poor girl from Missouri & ends up a rich passenger on the Titanic |
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This sun god, the main god of Ancient Egypt, became the official deity of the pharaohs |
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His wife, Rachel, lived to see him elected but died before he was inaugurated |
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Harpers Ferry, WV was founded in the 1740s by Robt. Harper, who established a ferry across this river |
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Britannica calls this dictionary "the supreme completed achievement in all lexicography" |
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Name of the character who says he's a graduate of Gary Conservatory, class of 1905 |
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A statue of this doglike mammal, representing the god Anubis, guarded King Tut's tomb |
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The 1st White House wedding took place in 1812, & this first lady's sister Lucy was the bride |
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Although it flows for 310 miles through mid-Nebraska, this river is too shallow for navigation |
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Published annually since Joseph Pulitzer revived it in 1886, it says it "does not decide wagers" |
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"Applause" was the Broadway musical version of this Oscar-winning Bette Davis film |
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Horus, the life giver, was sometimes depicted holding this crosslike symbol of life |
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