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1 of the 3 Indian cities where the British founded universities in 1857 |
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The advice DQYDJ means don't quit your this |
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In 2001 she made history: her album "J. Lo" & her movie "The Wedding Planner" were both No. 1 in the same week |
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Its state dog is the Boston Terrier |
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Unit of sand, or of sense (5) |
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In the 200s B.C., after the bloody Kalinga campaign, King Ashoka embraced this religion & nonviolence |
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This animated TV mom is symbolized here: @@@@ :-) |
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She got an Oscar nomination for her role as a gun moll in "Bullets over Broadway" |
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2/3 of this state's population lives in New Castle, one of its 3 counties |
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In tennis it's an exchange of strokes; in auto racing it's a long-distance competition |
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Relative with his own clock (11) |
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After a 1998 nuclear test, this country's prime minister said, "We have evened the score with India" |
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Nixon could have used "IANAC" -- "I am not" this |
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This sitcom star was the voice of Hogarth's mom in "The Iron Giant" |
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This state's name comes from the Sioux for "sky-tinted waters", which probably refers to its 10,000 lakes |
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It precedes Dane & Depression (5) |
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The bodacious Tata family launched this industry in India in 1901, the year the "U.S." corporation was founded |
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The abbreviation "BBFBBM" means "Body by Fisher, brains by" this toymaker |
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Joe Cocker sang "Up Where We Belong", the love theme from "An Officer and a Gentleman", with this woman |
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Nestled between Ohio & Illinois, it's the smallest mainland state in area west of the Appalachians |
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This American phenom with a 140-MPH serve is known as the "A-Rod of Tennis" |
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A 1967 law kept English as a national language of education until all states would accept this one |
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Look sideways at the smiley seen here & you'll have sighted this king: 5:-) |
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She gave notice as Jeanie Bueller, Ferris' cranky sister in a 1986 film |
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This state was home to the world's first drive-in movie theater & the first boardwalk |
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