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A center of violence during The Troubles, the Shankill Road is now a tourist attraction in this Northern Ireland city |
Belfast</em>
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Sister to Gigi, this American supermodel wowed at Cannes in the backless dress seen here |
(Angelus: Who is Hadid?) (Ken: Could you be more specific?)
Bella Hadid
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At the age of 15 this creator of Flopsy & Mopsy began keeping a journal in a secret code she invented |
Potter
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WFC: You can bank on it |
Wells Fargo
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The one without a mustache in a standard deck, he's been said to have represented Charlemagne |
the king of hearts
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See you later, this, as in the title of a Top 10 hit |
alligator
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Here's a look from Paris' Place de la Concorde down to the Arc de Triomphe at the other end of this historic avenue |
the Champs-Élysées
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Fred Savage starred in "The Wonder Years"; his brother Ben played Cory Matthews on this sitcom |
Boy Meets World
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On Sept. 2, 1666 Samuel Pepys walked to this prison fortress & "got up upon one of the high places" to watch his city burn |
the Tower of London
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CAKE: This restaurant chain |
Cheesecake Factory
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In 1902 the original Valentine sweethearts candies from this company came with sayings like "be mine" & "kiss me" |
Necco
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1950s pescatarians could indulge in these battered items from the frozen food aisle |
fish sticks
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A twilight view of this Asian city includes its eponymous tower & a certain nearby mountain |
Tokyo
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One 1835 entry in his diary reads, "I met two very large tortoises (circumference of shell about 7 ft.)" |
Darwin
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BBWI: This soaps & fragrance retailer, incorporated |
(Weckiai: [*]--what is [*]?)
Bath & Body Works
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Turn around, bright eyes; in 1983 Bonnie Tyler had an "astronomical" hit with this song |
(Weckiai: "Total Eclipse"--what is [*]?)
"Total Eclipse Of The Heart"
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A conventional person was a square; a super-conventional one was this, one power higher |
a cube
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Check out the New York City skyline aboard this free ride that runs between Manhattan & another borough |
a Staten Island Ferry
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Kate Mara is married to Jamie Bell, while sister Rooney is partnered with this man with several celebrity siblings |
Joaquin Phoenix
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On Dec. 24, 1943 she wrote, "I long to ride a bike, dance, whistle, look at the world, feel young" |
Anne Frank
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PFE: This pharmaceutical giant</td>
| Pfizer
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After enjoying the leaves, you can scrape the thistlelike part of this veggie away with your knife, then eat the heart |
artichoke
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Often in a backyard, these refuges were meant to protect folks from radioactive residue |
fallout shelters
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Often called the world's widest avenue, the Avenida 9 de Julio & its giant topiary are in this city's downtown |
Buenos Aires
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These siblings have both won Oscars; her for "Terms of Endearment" & him for "Reds" |
Warren Beatty & Shirley MacLaine
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On July 4, 1862 he made an entry in his diary saying he went "to Godstow with the 3 Liddells; we had tea on the bank there" |
(Angelus: I'm gonna shoot the moon.) (Ken: How much is that?) (Angelus: Bet it all.) ... (Angelus: Who is Seurat?) (Ken: No, I'm sorry, the 3 Liddells include Alice Liddell; it was [*] telling them stories.)
Lewis Carroll
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AEO: This clothing chain with nearly 1,000 U.S. locations |
American Eagle
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This one of the 4 valves of the human heart is named for its shape, like a bishop's hat |
mitral
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This literary movement might have taken you "On the Road" |
Beat
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