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It's the largest state that has counties, & its Brewster County is bigger than 3 other states |
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Pub Galvin, Pee Wee Reese, Enos Slaughter |
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Launched in 2005, the national tour of this "novel" musical features Maureen McGovern as Marmee |
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He stunned the Nazis by winning 4 gold medals at the 1936 Olympics |
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Developed by a pair of Caltech scientists, it assigns a number to quantify the size of an earthquake |
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Now also meaning backward & unenlightened, technically it refers to Europe between the 5th & 15th centuries |
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Mays Landing, N.J. & South Bend, Wash. are the seats of counties named for these 2 distant bodies of water |
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Babe Zaharias, Bing Crosby, Bob Hope |
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The 1971 musical "Ari" wasn't based on Onassis but on this Leon Uris novel, & Uris himself wrote the lyrics |
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He composed heavenly works like "Orpheus in the Underworld" |
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In 1954, Boston Garden bought one of the 10 machines this "ice man" built that year |
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This adjective that means "free from living bacteria" can describe a person unable to reproduce |
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You'll find Cheboygan County east of Wisconsin in this neighboring state |
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Nate "Tiny" Archibald, Elvin Hayes, Meadowlark Lemon |
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"J'accuse" this Frenchman of writing the novel "Therese Raquin", which inspired the musical "Thou Shalt Not" |
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Telma Hopkins & Joyce Vincent shone as his backup singers |
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Used in many products, it's a teflonized textile material through which perspiration can pass but liquid water can't |
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This title adjective describes the character Marietta in a Victor Herbert operetta |
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Aptly, celebrity chef Charlie Trotter made his name & first put it on a restaurant in this Midwestern county |
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Curly Lambeau, Greasy Neale, Crazylegs Hirsch |
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In 1904, this "Mobile" man left the company he founded to set up the R.E.O. Motor Car Company |
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Heard here, it was one of he earliest fully electronic musical intruments & was created c. 1920 by a Russian inventor |
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It means dramatic, like a famous Greek choral poet & actor of the 6th century B.C. |
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South Salem, Larchmont & Rye are in this county outside New York City |
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Dodo Cheney, Lottie Dod, Jana Novotna |
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In 2005, in London, Val Kilmer had the "mail" lead in a play based on this James M. Cain novel |
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Born in 43 B.C., this Roman poet wrote a book about love & a book to help people get over being rejected |
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In 1917 John Browning designed the "BAR", which stood for this |
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This adjective derives from the name of the author of "Martin Chuzzlewit" |
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