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Ax-wielding Chief Executive depicted here as he might have looked in 1833 |
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Exodus 35:2--Whoever works on this day shall be put to death |
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A doze, or a button on your alarm clock that lets you doze |
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Something that provokes a desire to scratch the skin |
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In 1933 it was said of this big simian, "Oh, no. It wasn't the airplanes. It was beauty killed the beast." |
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This president is seen here in one of his earliest occupations |
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Deut. 19:15--You need this minimum number of witnesses to establish that a crime has been committed |
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This synonym for "daydreaming" can also mean collecting tufts left on bushes by sheep |
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Worldwide it's the native language of about 66,000,000 people |
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Opponents of this big movie reptile have included Megalon, the Smog Monster & Mothra |
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They're the two presidents seen here in 1947 |
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Leviticus 21:20--Flat-nosed people & those with "a blemish in" this sense organ cannot become priests |
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An "E-Cliner" from this "indolent" recliner maker has a built-in keyboard for WebTV |
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Used for emphasis, they're printed letters that usually slant to the right |
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The Gotham City set for this 1989 film was reportedly the largest built for a movie since "Cleopatra" |
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An early 20th century photo of this man who would become president is seen here |
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Deut. 25:5-10--A widow belongs to the husband's brother; if he refuses her she must do this "in his face" |
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Settle down by the pool with a planter's punch, made with fruit juice, grenadine & this liquor |
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A list of places to be visited |
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Truly on the big screen, movies in this large scale film format include "Mission to Mir" & "Everest" |
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Perhaps this president wanted to fiddle with the Constitution |
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Deut. 14:9-10--To be edible, water animals must have fins & these |
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In your space age bachelor pad, listen to the soothing '60s sounds of Ferrante & this piano partner |
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First name of violin virtuoso Perlman |
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This big screener about a bigfoot made big bucks in 1987 |
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