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ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAMERS |
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In the New Testament, Elizabeth told her, "Blessed art thou among women" |
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Accra is the capital of Ghana; Agra, home to the Taj Mahal, is southeast of this capital of India |
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Washington: Pop. 563,000, between Puget Sound & Lake Washington |
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At his 2001 induction he said he regretted the ending of his friendship with Art Garfunkel |
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Robur, Latin for "oak", gave us this word meaning strong or hardy |
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"Lead me not into" this, says Rita Mae Brown; "I can find the way myself" |
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Saxifrage is used in rock gardens; this plant's root was the original root in root beer |
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Arizona: Pop. 1.3 million & one of the fastest-growing cities in the USA |
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Robbie Robertson & this former group threw their "Weight" around at their 1994 induction |
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Classified as Quercus virginiana, and common the South, it's the type of oak seen here |
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First name of the "101 Dalmatians" villainess who makes the "Snow White" witch look like Pollyanna |
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Singer Carmen McRae once said, "Blues is to jazz what" this "is to bread--without it, it's flat" |
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Nathaniel Macon was a leader of the House in 1806; Nathaniel Bacon led one of these named for him in 1676 |
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Missouri: Pop. 441,999, on both banks of the Missouri River |
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Eric Clapton has been inducted 3 times: as a solo artist, & as a member of these 2 groups |
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3-word term for the U.S. military decoration signifying a second award of a medal |
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From the French for "lemon oil", this aromatic oil is used in perfumes & insect repellants |
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She wrote, "When my kids become wild and unruly, I use a nice, safe playpen. When they're finished I climb out" |
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Stengel managed the Dodgers & the Yankees; this man wrote "The Red and the Black" |
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Idaho: Pop. 185,000, the only city in the state with a population over 100,000 |
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Ben E. King & this group of his floated into the Hall of Fame in 1988 |
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In a poem about a well he remembered, Samuel Woodworth wrote of "The Old Oaken" this |
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This lively Italian dance was once thought to be a remedy for mad movement caused by a spider bite |
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In "On Death and Dying", she said, "Guilt is perhaps the most painful companion of death" |
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Montana: Pop. 90,000, founded in 1882 by the Northern Pacific Railway |
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Non-performers in the Hall include Bill Graham & this founder of Arista Records |
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Oaks contain this bitter chemical used in preparing leather--that's why you can't just munch on an acorn |
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These whiplike projections are used for locomotion by one-celled organisms |
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