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LEND ME YOUR MOUSEKETEER EARS |
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It's the stately street where the U.S. president lives |
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The Salk vaccine prevents this crippling disease |
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These 2 friends are credited with the lyric "Oh I get by with a little help from my friends" |
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The Romans didn't usually use these vehicles in battle; they were reserved for the victory parades |
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This basketball great is sometimes called "His Airness" |
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She's probably America's favorite Mouseketeer & QVC sells her collectible bears |
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In this European city the locals call the Boulevard Saint-Michel the "Boul' Miche" for short |
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This drug first synthesized in 1905 is now less common as a dental anesthetic than lidocaine |
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According to a classic song title, these "Are A Girl's Best Friend" |
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Commit the crime & you may have had to do the time in one of these schools to learn fighting for the games |
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As Rod Tidwell in "Jerry Maguire", he popularized the phrase "Show me the money!" |
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From 1991 to 1993 this future "Felicity" star was in the house with Mickey Mouse |
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This Manhattan avenue has long been synonymous with the advertising industry |
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The administration of drugs was made much easier by this 1853 invention seen here |
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In a Shakespeare play, he says "Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me your ears" |
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The Romans celebrated Anna Perenna, sort of a New Year's Day festival, on the 15th or ides of this month |
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This supermodel known for her swimsuit issue covers was born in Santa Barbara, not in Dublin |
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Platinum albums, an exercise video, touring & writing a book have kept this teen from Plantwood, Louisiana busy |
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The Garden State Parkway passes by Paramus & Passaic in this state |
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From the Latin for "I shall please", it's a fake drug given in place of a real one |
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Movie in which Billy Crystal told Meg Ryan that a man & a woman can never truly be friends |
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A funny thing might have happened on the way to this chief marketplace of Rome |
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This younger brother of Rob is married to Hilary Swank |
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'50s club member Cubby O'Brien continued to play this instrument as an adult for the Carpenters & Bernadette Peters |
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In 1775 Daniel Boone blazed this road through the Cumberland Gap |
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AKA Zidovudine, the drug with this 3-letter abbreviation was approved in 1987 to fight the AIDS virus |
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Her novel "Circle of Friends" became a movie starring Minnie Driver |
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From the Latin for "mob", it was the term for the Latin spoken by the mobs of uneducated Romans |
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Nobel Prize-winning novelist Anatole, or the country of his birth |
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The former Mouseketeer & "Facts of Life" star seen here, she's now a mom who home-schools her 3 kids |
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