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TAKE IT OFF! TAKE IT OFF! |
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The U.S. stationed its Pacific fleet in this harbor during the war |
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Ellen Glasgow set a trilogy of novels in this Virginia capital, fictionalizing it as "Queenborough" |
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His "Men In Black" single topped the U.K. charts but wasn't available as a commercial U.S. release |
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Talk show host David, or a varsity athlete |
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In rhyme, Polly put it on & Sukey took it off |
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The Fairchild Dictionary of Fashion says a sportshirt is any shirt a man wears without one of these |
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Important battles in this country included those at Anzio, Cassino & Salerno |
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Author who wrote, "What was it that so unnerved me in the contemplation of the house of Usher?" |
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This group's Brian Wilson adapted Chuck Berry's "Sweet Little Sixteen" as "Surfin' USA" |
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When CBS took this show off its schedule for 1998, it angered its viewers & its star Jane Seymour |
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Usual color of a chador, the almost all-covering robe worn by Muslim women |
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With 12 kills, Lydia Litvak was this country's top woman ace of WWII |
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Mr. Pecksniff in his "Martin Chuzzlewit" was such a hypocrite that pecksniffery became a synonym for hypocrisy |
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11 years after his last Top 20 solo hit, this "Sweet Caroline" singer had the third top-grossing tour of 1993 |
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Famous 1939 movie role for Jack Haley |
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A tamale is traditionally cooked inside this; peel it off before eating |
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The oldest apparel trademark in America, Calvin & Ralph wore them |
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The only "beach" in the D-Day invasion code-named for a U.S. city |
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This "Brave New World" author's "Eyeless In Gaza" features a man named Beavis, but no Butt-Head |
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In 1990 her "Justify My Love" became the first video by a major star to be banned by MTV |
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It's the chief reporter for a TV newscast |
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Used by male "strippers", it's the tool seen here |
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Style of socks named for a former county in Scotland |
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In early 1945, 6,800 Marines were killed while seizing Mount Suribachi & the rest of this island |
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Isadora Wing takes flight & disappears into the wild blue yonder in her novel "Any Woman's Blues" |
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In 1989 he re-recorded 8 of his classic hits for the film biography "Great Balls Of Fire!" |
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Agreeable term for one who approves of every suggestion made by a superior |
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Now in Oregon, it took off only once -- November 2, 1947 with Howard Hughes piloting |
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The British in India dyed their uniforms with coffee & curry powder & called them these |
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