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Until Emma Nutt said "Number, please" in 1878, it was a men-only occupation |
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If you order a BLT sandwich, you'll get this |
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Counting its chirps in 14 seconds & adding 40 should give you the current temp., by Jiminy |
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The term "yam" is commonly but incorrectly applied to this vegetable |
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In 1971, when People's Republic was admitted to U.N., how U.S. voted |
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"Circus" is Latin for these, of which most large American circuses have 3 |
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Sadie Orchard was one of few women drivers of this old transport |
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Much-transferred employees of this company say that IBM can also stand for "I've been moved" |
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To replace "it looks like a big duck", in 1803 Luke Howard classified them as cirrus, stratus, etc. |
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To a botanist, Prunus avium; it garnishes sundaes & slot machines |
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Henry P'u-Yi, last person to hold this office, obtained it at age 2 & lost it in 1912 when he was 6 |
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1982 audiences flipped, flipped, flipped, flipped over 1st person to complete this trapeze feat |
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NYC's Lorna Kelley was 1st female art auctioneer for this London-based auction house |
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A dispatch from UPI comes from this organization |
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Formed by refraction & reflection of light by water droplets, 2 people can never see the same one |
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State which produces more plums than all others combined, though many reach market in different form |
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Semimilitary organizations of young people formed during Mao's Cultural Revolution |
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In 1826, Howe & Turner were 1st to present their shows in one of these |
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In 1876, Juliet Corson opened 1st American school to teach this domestic art |
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Some 2 million youngsters participate in these P.A.L. programs across the country |
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About 1/3 of all lightning victims lose their lives when seeking shelter under these |
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Food referred to in title of this tune:
["Instrumental music plays"] |
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During this war, Gen. Joseph Stilwell became 1st American ever to command a Chinese army |
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As a funambulist, this performer needs a well-balanced disposition |
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1920's "Winnie Winkle" was 1st of these to feature a career-girl as central character |
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These ATM's are becoming more & more common at banks |
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Gallegos, Santa Anas, & cockeyed bobs for example |
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Though winter quarters have moved to Venice, Fla., this site of Ringling Museum is still "Circus City" |
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