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On this state's seal, 1847 refers to the year in which the Mormons settled there |
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Irving Berlin could play this instrument in 1 key only, so he used a special gadget to help him switch keys |
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In 1993 this North American country reinstated the Victoria Cross as its highest military honor |
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He wore a kilt & danced the Highland Fling when his film "Braveheart" premiered in Stirling, Scotland |
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4 of the top 10 children's books on the Publishers Weekly list were about this Indian princess |
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Its seal features the motto "Ua Mau Ke Ea O Ka Aina I Ka Pono" |
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A girl sacrificed by these people on Peru's Nevado Ampato was found frozen in 1995 |
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This singer & his wife Linda wrote the Oscar-nominated theme song for the 007 film "Live And Let Die" |
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In 1990 this cable mogul won the Walter Cronkite Award for excellence in journalism & telecommunication |
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Before directing "The Brady Bunch Movie", Betty Thomas played officer Lucy Bates on this TV cop series |
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According to the title, it's where you'd find Rosie, Oprah's chef |
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This state's official seal has a farmer & a fisherman on one side & Lord Baltimore on the other |
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Animal remains found in the caves of these Paleolithic people suggest an early form of religion |
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As court singer, the famed castrato Farinelli soothed the melancholia of this country's King Philip V |
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The Sierra Club's highest award honors this naturalist who served as the organization's first president |
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Penny Marshall's real first name is Carole; she was named for this film star of the 1930s |
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In 1995 John Gray moved these 2 planets into "the bedroom" |
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The motto "Forward" appears above a badger on this state's seal |
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Calcutta's name may be derived from a temple devoted to this destructive Hindu mother goddess |
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"The Fairies", the 1st completed opera by this "Parsifal" composer, was never performed in his lifetime |
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In 1996, just days after being named a Nobel Prize winner in this category, William Vickrey passed away |
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He made his directing debut with the 1996 film "Losing Chase", which starred his wife, Kyra Sedgwick |
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He gave us "The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success" |
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A dam, a reservoir & the year 1912 are among the symbols featured on its seal |
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Elijah defeated 450 prophets of this Canaanite weather god |
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This "Pomp And Circumstance" composer wrote "Sea Pictures", a song cycle, for English contralto Dame Clara Butt |
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For their peace work, Queen Noor of this country & Leah Rabin received Eleanor Roosevelt Val-Kill Medals |
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This bald director who appeared in "Stalag 17" was the father of Gypsy Rose Lee's son Eric |
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This author's "Puerto Vallarta Squeeze" & "Border Music" joined his book about bridges on the list |
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