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An ophthalmologist specializes in this part of the body |
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She's the only American in Olympic history to win the all-around gymnastics title |
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He said "Bad" is about a "kid from a bad neighborhood who gets to go away to a private school" |
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A short British slang word for your mother, whether or not she's silent |
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Both New York & Oregon have this "eager" aquatic mammal as their state animal |
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His real name was Irving Lahrheim, & a leonine role was his "mane" claim to fame |
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Dry ice is CO2, & regular ice is this |
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Cory Everson won the Ms. Olympia title in this sport 5 years in a row, 1984-88 |
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"Bring me a dream, make him the cutest that I've ever seen" is a plea addressed to him |
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Sylvanite is an ore named for this region of Romania; we don't know if it works against vampires |
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Davy Crockett would know that this "masked" relative of the panda is Tennessee's state animal |
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Ozzie Nelson's real first name; Ozzie was short for it |
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To make this cushioning material, whip latex into a froth, then gel & vulcanize it |
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At the 1988 Olympic games Jackie Joyner-Kersee won a medal for this, comprised of 7 events |
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When a black dust storm blew into Texas April 14, 1935, Woody Guthrie wrote this farewell song |
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It's a 3-dimensional scene or exhibit, not a Christian Dior fashion show |
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Its state domestic animal is the dairy cow |
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Frances Margaret Anderson, who was the menacing Mrs. Danvers in "Rebecca" |
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Term for a space in which there are no atoms or molecules; a perfect one is unobtainable |
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This U.S. tennis star wrote the 1986 book "Passing Shots", a diary of her tour experiences |
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Pete Seeger took the lyrics for this song from the biblical book of Ecclesiastes |
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Fiddleheads aren't stupid violinists; they're the young fronds of these, & some people eat them |
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Its official state animal is the Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep |
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Actor-screenwriter Buck Zuckerman, who co-directed "Heaven Can Wait" with Warren Beatty |
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When astronauts talk of "re-entry", this is what they re-enter |
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This 1st woman network TV sportscaster won 37 individual nat'l swimming titles during her athletic career |
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A trip to an appliance store inspired Mark Knopfler to write this 1985 No.1 hit for Dire Straits |
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Sometimes it's a pickled flower bud used as a garnish, & sometimes it's a prank or theft |
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Connecticut's state animal is this species of whale made famous by Melville's "Moby Dick" |
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Vivienne Stapleton, who played a doll named Adelaide in "Guys & Dolls" |
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