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CAR PARTS APART FROM CARS |
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It took until 1954 for this practice that began with wartime shortages to end; here's one woman celebrating |
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"All You Need Is Luvs" in a commercial for these |
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A silhouetted businessman free falls past giant ads & lands in a chair, cigarette in hand |
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Norman Mailer won a Pulitzer for "The Armies of the Night", about the 1967 march on this Defense Department building |
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It's the "W" in WPA, an act protecting federal employees who disclose information about abuse of authority or mismanagement |
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In a June 2016 referendum, 52% voted for the policy soon universally known by this one word |
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The Billy "Crash" Craddock song "Rub It In" became "Plug It In" for this home scent brand |
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As a verb, it means to grip tightly; as a noun, it's a woman's small purse |
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A drive down the scenic New Jersey Turnpike passes Satriale's & Pizzaland before ending at a suburban home |
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In Ted Conover's "Rolling Nowhere", about life on the rails, we learn that the Sally is the Salvation Army & the Willy is this store |
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Clumsy & ungainly are synonyms for this word that can be an adjective or an adverb |
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Ending a 77-year drought for a U.K. male, in 2013 this tennis player won the Wimbledon Men's Singles |
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This band re-recorded a version of its song "Whip It" for a Swiffer ad |
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Isiah Thomas & Bill Laimbeer were "Bad Boys" for this team |
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The 8 titular characters stare at one another, then at their housekeeper in the center |
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This newswoman chronicled her 1889-1890 adventures in the book "Around the World in Seventy-Two Days" |
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A boxer who can be no more than 147 pounds |
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In 1951 the Conservative Party won a majority in Parliament & this man returned to the job of PM at the age of 76 |
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Kraft rewrote an EMF song as this new mash-up title to promote its Cheese Crumbles |
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It's another word for a wool scarf |
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The heroine strolls Manhattan in a tutu, gets splashed by a passing car, sees her own picture on a bus |
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He interviewed Chicago slaughterhouse workers to research "The Jungle" |
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A lawyer in court using this 2-syllable word is basically saying, "Forget what I just said" |
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A few years after the worst of mad cow, a 2001 epidemic of this disease led to the culling of millions of animals |
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This song from "South Pacific" was used by Clairol, only "man" is replaced with "gray" |
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An unlawful beating of a person |
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Beautiful people frolic around L.A.; Heather Locklear is somehow a "Special Guest Star" for 6 1/2 of 7 seasons |
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This Jon Krakauer book says the "unreliability of the human mind at high altitude made the research problematic" |
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The old job on the left gave us this last name of the man on the right |
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