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THAT'S MY DEPARTMENT STORE |
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It can grow up to 5 feet taller than an elephant |
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It's what "Peter Piper picked a peck of" |
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On September 25, 2001, this co-owner of the Washington Wizards announced his return as an active player |
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In 1962, the year the first Wal-mart opened, this 5-&-dime retailer launched its Woolco stores |
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In 2001 Tony Benshoof set a record for the highest speed in this winter sport, also an Olympic event--86.6 mph |
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Although the plumes of this 8-foot-tall bird are no longer of commercial value, its hide is prized as a leather |
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A cliche on being asked to share a secret was "Does this department store "tell Gimbel's"? |
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No bull, he became world middleweight boxing champion in 1949 |
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The 1-horned Indian species of this animal is now found just in Bhutan, Nepal & India's Assam state |
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She's the gardening aficionado described as "quite contrary" |
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Known as "The Stilt", he led the NBA in rebounding a record 11 times during his 14-year career |
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Joseph Heller's "Closing Time" |
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FD is the stock symbol of this company that operates several store chains |
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In 1955's "Guys and Dolls", Marlon Brando belts out this "lucky" song |
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Tom, Tom, the piper's son, stole this & away he run! |
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Originally a tri-city team it settled in Milwaukee & St. Louis before reaching Atlanta |
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Erica Jong's "How to Save Your Own Life" |
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Just one letter of this name, seen here, can make a shopper's heart beat faster |
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An old woman's disappearance on a train ride leads to a dizzying web of intrigue in this 1938 Hitchcock thriller |
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The cutthroat species of this fish gets its name from a red-orange slash on each side of its lower jaw |
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He's the nursery rhyme character who has "gone to sea" with "silver buckles on his knee" |
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From 1995 through 2000 this city's Grizzlies won only 78 games, the lowest number of NBA wins in any 5-season stretch |
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"War and Remembrance" (1978) |
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An upscale store brand was launched in 1826 by Samuel Lord & this partner |
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In this Shirley Jackson short story, the "winner" is stoned to death |
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