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On March 11, 1962 she became the 1st wife of an incumbent pres. to have a private audience with the pope |
Jackie Kennedy
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He 1st got official billing in 1940 in "Elmer's Pet Rabbit" & got an Oscar 19 years later |
Bugs Bunny
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In a traditional peanut race, you push a peanut along the floor using only this part of your body |
your nose
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The shakuhachi, the samisen & the wooden fish are instruments of this country |
Japan
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Allied-Lyons, a British company, now owns the 31 plus flavors of this ice cream company |
Baskin-Robbins
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The husband of your daughter |
your son-in-law
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The only first lady of the past 20 years not to express support for the ERA |
Nancy Reagan
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A native of Frostbite Falls, Minn., this moose served in the navy as both a radar antenna & a hat rack |
Bullwinkle
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From the German for "bite bag", it's a type of backpack used by hikers |
(Richard: What's a rucksack?) (Jeff: What's a haversack?)
a knapsack
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"X" marks the spot in the ency. where you'll find this instrument, the only one commonly under "X" |
(Alex: We've got a minute to go.)
the xylophone
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Member of the British royal family who's patron of the Pre-School Playgroups Association |
(Alex: Remember, she was a pre-school teacher before.)
Princess of Diana (Princess of Wales)
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An incarcerated criminal is in one of these |
a prison
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Asked before her husband's election what he had that Ford didn't, she reportedly said, "Me" |
Mrs. (Rosalynn) Carter
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To make a Minotaur, you need ½ of each of these 2 creatures |
a bull & a man
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River enthusiasts know that in the U.S. these are usually classed from I to VI |
rapids
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Triangular-shaped Russian lute that's also popular with Gypsies |
a balalaika
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The new "in" meat with Londoners is from this reptile raised on Louisiana farms |
(Richard: What is the crocodile?)
alligator
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A military post, or the troops stationed there |
the garrison
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Major, the prize boar, said man was an enemy & urged residents here to rebel |
Animal Farm
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In the U.S., no company can sell a 3-wheeled "ATV", which is this |
an all-terrain vehicle
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Their music, which might the oldest still played, is played on instruments like the didgeridoo |
the Australian Aborigines
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In 1987 Mary Quant opened a new fashion emporium on this London street famous in the '60s |
Carnaby Street
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Stonework or brickwork |
masonry
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In a Walter Farley book, Alec Ramsay rode this horse in a match race at Belmont |
the Black Stallion
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Begun as a survival program for British sailors in WWII, 1st of these schools in the U.S. opened in 1962 |
Outward Bound
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On this "wind" instrument, tone quality is set by depressing tabs or by pulling out stop knobs |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
the organ
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It's reported the building shown in the opening of this John Cleese series is being made into a real hotel |
Fawlty Towers
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Furillo's ex, Hooperman's boss, Steven Bochco's real-life wife |
Barbara Bosson
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