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When U.S. horses tie the feedbag on, they most commonly eat this grain |
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This mental measurement can change during a person's life |
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TV father who found out every week that "Eight Is Enough" |
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Comprised of 192 of these, "The Nothing Book" sold over 300,000 copies in 1977 |
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Conductor Zubin Mehta points a foil, not a baton, in this sport |
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Road Michael Landon travels every Wednesday night |
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A reddish brown horse is called sorrel or this, but don't roast one on an open fire |
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Whether sugared, or not, chewing gum can actually reduce these |
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She really knows the alphabet on "Wheel of Fortune" |
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This tough interviewer's book, "Close Encounters" takes longer than "60 Minutes" to read |
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In a 1936 cartoon, Mickey, Goofy, & Donald played this equine sport, just as their boss Walt did |
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In Catholic teaching, he holds the keys to the kingdom of heaven |
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The purpose of slapping a newborn baby is to make it do this |
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Leonard Nimoy traded his pointy ears for one when he portrayed this painter |
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This book gave the Monterey, Calif. district of its title the nickname "Steinbeck's Street" |
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Rough & tumble sport that was often played at Kennedy clan gatherings |
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3 Dog Night sings "Oh, I've never been to heaven, but I've been" there |
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According to Red Cross, standard first aid for 1st & 2nd degree burns begins with this |
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The only U.S. president to fit this category |
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Actress who was referring to her wooden "brother" when she wrote "Knock Wood" |
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Jose Feliciano enjoys this speedy aquatic sport but rarely drives the boat for others |
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Houris are black-eyed damsels that are among heavenly rewards of faithful of this religion |
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To cure a nasal polyp, Cato a Roman doctor, advised smelling this leafy vegetable |
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His "boy next door" looks helped him star with "girl next door" June Allyson in 6 films |
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Publishers of the "Places Rated Almanac" that placed Pittsburgh 1st most desirable U.S. city |
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An avid bowler, he was the "1st Protestant" |
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Paradise of Greek legend where good souls live in simple joy among flowers & meadows |
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