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In 1908 Wright designed the USA's first house known by this hyphenated term, with floors separated by half a story |
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What you do to an envelope, or the mammal that could balance an envelope on its nose |
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This first lady's hairstyle, including the famous "Mamie's bangs", became one of her trademarks |
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Sport covered in the film "Slap Shot" |
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...was the voice of Woody in "Toy Story" |
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Once a carnival performer who bit the heads off chickens, today it often refers to a computer nerd |
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Wright designed a house for this author but said the architect hero of her "The Fountainhead" was not convincing |
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She served as first lady both in New York City & Philadelphia |
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Animal term for the shot seen here |
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...guest-starred as Monica's boyfriend Richard on "Friends" |
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This snug-fitting one-piece garment used by dancers was invented by, & named for, a French aerialist |
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The name of Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin complexes means "shining brow" in this language of Wright's ancestry |
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Before Jimmy Smits nailed perps on "NYPD Blue", he got killed by one as Don Johnson's partner in this '80s show's 1st episode |
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In 1991 the National Law Journal cited her as "one of the 100 most influential lawyers in America" |
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In pool this type of shot involves the cushions on the table |
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...founded computer gaming company Red Storm Entertainment |
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This disease's name is from the Italian for "bad air"; it was first thought to be caused by foul swamp air, not mosquitoes |
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Wright gave a famous 1901 talk on the use of machines in architecture at Hull House in this city |
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[Jimmy] It's another name for the hourglass from the material it often contained |
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At this first lady's 1962 death, JFK ordered all U.S. flags flown at half-staff |
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In volleyball, it's a hard smash close to the net almost straight down into the opponent's court |
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...co-starred on "Newhart" & later married Suzanne Pleshette |
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From a word meaning "gift" Yale's passed the $10 billion mark in 2000 |
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Wright loved architecture that was this, meaning unified; it also means pertaining to living things |
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"Most of those are probably not my vote and that may be enough to give the margin to Mr. Gore", said this "Reform"er |
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During her time in the White House--Nov. 1800 to March 1801--she hung the family wash to dry in the East Room |
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A piece of random criticism that's easily made, or firing at game for food, not for sport |
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Tom who created the character seen here |
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Self-examination; literally, "a looking into oneself" |
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