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LET'S SPEAK AUSTRALIAN, MATE |
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Of the USA's 4 "New" states, it has the smallest population |
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Size mattered to this Declaration signer |
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This radio station featured Dr. Johnny Fever, Venus Flytrap & Les Nessman on the air |
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When you hear a low hoot, look for this bird |
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"Prezzies" are nice to receive because "prezzies" are these |
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Tennis Hall of Fame, anyone? It's located in this seaside city in Rhode Island |
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He was a patriot for a while |
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David Spade is the snide assistant to the publisher of Blush magazine on this sitcom |
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Charo may know this fish shares its name with a kitchen insect pest |
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You've brought over " A carton of tinnies" for us to enjoy, so we're drinking this, probably Foster's |
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This Massachusetts city on Buzzards Bay was a major whaling port in the 19th century |
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This man's words were his patriotic weapon |
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It's the newspaper that employed the character played by Noel Neill & Teri Hatcher |
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We hope this antelope would shy away from a gun |
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We're having a barbie during the "arvo", which is this part of the day |
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This movement promoted by Susan B. Anthony is central to the novel's plot |
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A popular cookie shares part of its name with this city that was originally part of Cambridge, Massachusetts |
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This woman's patriotism is legendary |
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This title character was the crusty & tough city editor of the Los Angeles Tribune |
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If I bolster my courage, I can eat a 5-pound one of these |
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If you're "in the nick", you're this, like "The Thinker" |
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In the 1984 film version, this British actress known for her political causes starred as Olive |
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Edward Lear could tell you this small Maine town bears the name of an Irish seaport on the Shannon River |
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Called "The Hero of Two Worlds", this man came from far away to help the cause of American liberty |
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On "Buffalo Bill", he was a talk show host; on "Madman of the People", an outspoken columnist |
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We suspect this creature wouldn't eat carob; it prefers frogs & mice |
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Something that's genuine or truthful is "fair" this |
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