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This 102-story New York skyscraper officially opened May 1, 1931 |
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Mets pitcher Tug or cartoon horse Quick Draw |
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The "emperor" of pastries, it's usually rectangular |
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Chicago has been the seat of this county since 1831 |
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Symbolized DIS, it's in the biz, show biz |
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The Capitol in Springfield, Illinois has statues of these opposing debaters on its grounds |
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On Jan. 23, 1930 Wilhelm Frick became the first member of this party to take a ministerial office in Germany |
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Nelson Eddy's Jeanette or 1920s British prime minister Ramsay |
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This fruit is the main ingredient in the most common strudel filling |
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The St. Johns River, this state's longest, flows about 285 miles, entering the Atlantic Ocean near Jacksonville |
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You're sharp if you know G is this maker of Sensor razors |
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In "A Visit from St. Nicholas", St. Nicholas is "chubby and plump" & "a right jolly old" one |
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In 1931 he established the first Chinese Soviet republic in a region of Kiangsi Province |
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Bull Run General Irvin or "A Clockwork Orange" star Malcolm |
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Mille-feuille is a delicate pastry whose name means this many leaves |
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Over half of all U.S. land more than 10,000 feet above sea level is in this state |
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It's no news that TRB is this company |
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This New Orleans arena is the world's largest indoor stadium |
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Harold Urey discovered deuterium, a "heavy" isotope of this element |
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Anne, the first female to reap a Pulitzer Prize for journalism, or reaper inventor |
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A large, flat, sugary pastry is named for these elephant parts |
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About 75 of every 100 people in Hawaii live on this island |
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Symbolized PZL, it's a "crude" company |
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In 1541 Pedro de Valdivia founded this Chilean capital |
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In Egypt's first elections under this king in 1936, the nationalists made great advances |
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"Robin's Hoods"' Julie or "The Thorn Birds"' Colleen |
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The cheese type of this pastry with a "nationality" name is usually made with cream cheese |
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Since 1980 this volcano in the Cascade Mountains has erupted more than 20 times |
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Your CPU may be from CPQ, this company |
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Since 1818 all U.S. flag changes have taken effect on this day of the year |
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