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| Portions of this Chairman's "Quotations" have been set to music as lyric lessons |
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| This comedienne's new name "flows" a lot better than her old one, Joan Sandra Molinsky |
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| Ambidextrous is to both hands as "dexterous" single-handedly is to this |
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| Charlton Heston's backfield position in 1969's "Number One" |
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| At age 80, this American painter had her 1st solo show |
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| Of red, yellow, & green, skin color of Baracoa variety of banana |
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| This liner had all the luxuries except enough lifeboats on its 1912 maiden voyage |
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| "Thank God" this "Country Boy" didn't keep the name Henry John Deutchendorf, Junior |
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| A ball player who's not uptight batting either left or right |
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| He made fear "Strike Out" in 1957, but 3 years later it got another at-bat in "Psycho" |
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| In 1916, he did his 1st of 318 covers for the Saturday Evening Post |
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| This reputed mafioso, who illegally came to America in 1924, was nicknamed "Joe Bananas" |
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| On August 8, 1945, 2 days after Hiroshima was bombed, Russia declared war on this country |
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| No longer James Bumgarner or James Rockford, but still James this |
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| Of a water glass, wine glass, & butter plate, the one farthest right in the place setting |
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| Film in which James Caan played a deadly game with skates, scooters, & a steel sphere |
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| It is believed that more paintings by this 20th century Spanish master have been stolen than any other |
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| Hitler banned this song whose title in German was "Ja, Wir Haben Keine Bananen Heute" |
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| Fleeing Egypt after abdicating in 1952, he had to leave a stack of American comic books behind |
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| Born Tadeus Wladyslaw Konopka, his news anchor character shared his new 1st name |
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| In current American coinage, the only one bearing a president's right profile |
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| In "Pride of the Yankees", he played Babe Ruth |
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| Due to a 4th C. Biblical mistranslation, Michelangelo sculpted Moses with these on his head |
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| While a member of the Tarriers, Alan Arkin co-wrote this '57 hit: |
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| In 1903, Zionist Congress rejected this European country's offer to set up Jewish state in Uganda |
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| Having changed from Reginald Dwight, he's "Still Standing" by this name today |
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| "You're not nearly as obnoxious today as you normally are", for example |
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| In 1947, John Garfield got into this sport "Body and Soul" |
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| Place of business featured in Edward Hopper's famous "Nighthawks" |
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| Contemptuous political term for countries viewed as appendages of U.S. & the United Fruit Company |
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