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State whose past governors include Patrick Henry, James Monroe & Thomas Jefferson |
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They tend to "flock together"' |
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Athletes from this country march into the stadium first |
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Though it's Irish & he's Lebanese, this was Danny Thomas' theme song |
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"Liberated" females were popping Enovid, 1st of these to win FDA approval |
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Associated with Hawaii, this Australian nut is named for chemist John Macadam |
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Until the 1st of his 2 unsuccessful tries for the White House, he was governor of Illinois |
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Comes between "2 for the show" & "4 to go" |
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In 1980, he swept all 5 speed skating medals, most individual golds in a Winter Olympics |
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She was April Dancer in "The Girl from U.N.C.L.E"' before giving her "Hart" to Jonathan |
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Patented in 1960, light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation is best known as this |
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America's most popular "nut", it's really not a nut at all but a legume |
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State that elected first Japanese-Amer. governor in U.S. history in '74 |
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Frozen confection and bakery concoction served at almost every birthday party |
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First ever to win the same title 3 times, Cuba's Theofilo Stevenson was a boxer in this class |
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Place you'd find Pete Dixon teaching Amer. history at Walt Whitman High |
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Blacks refusing to stand at a Woolworth's counter in Charlotte, NC spawned this form of protest |
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Prohibited from serving 2 terms in a row, his wife, Lurleen, ran in his place in '66 and won |
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The best darn dog in the whole bunch of puppies |
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Year of the 1st modern Olympics |
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Though it claimed there were "8 million stories" here, this police series filmed only 138 |
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Conductor whose movie theme arrangements include "Moulin Rouge" & 1960's #1 song: |
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Recently canceled soap opera which was named for the time it originally aired, 4:30 P.M. |
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Unable to walk 'til 8, in braces 'til 11, at age 20 in Rome she won 3 gold medals for sprinting |
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Show which could have been titled "I'm John Astin, he's Marty Ingels" |
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Del Webb established this 1st retirement community outside of Phoenix |
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