A WALK ACROSS THE CHARLES BRIDGE |
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CLASSIC TV COMEDY EPISODES |
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Robert Fulghum shared "uncommon thoughts on common things" in "All I Really Need to Know I Learned in" here |
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In April 2006 she was given a 41-gun royal salute in Hyde Park to celebrate her 80th birthday |
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In astronomy, this letter typically designates the brightest star in a constellation |
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In 1945 the first atomic bomb was exploded in this state; how enchanting |
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As Jim Phelps, Jon Voight falls off the Charles Bridge in this blockbuster 1996 movie |
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"Uncle Martin's Wisdom Tooth" |
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Her autobiography "Shelley: Also Known as Shirley" was a bestseller in 1980 |
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Her work with mountain gorillas inspired the 1988 movie "Gorillas in the Mist" |
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This is the end, my only friend, the end (of the alphabet, this 24th letter, the end) |
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This state produces most of the world's bourbon whiskey |
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A statue of this nature-loving Italian saint has stood on the bridge since 1855 |
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"Love and the Spaced-Out Chick" |
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Of all of Stephen King's bestsellers, this hefty novel from 1986 has the shortest title |
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Surrounded by family, this expatriate baroness & musical matriarch died in Vermont in 1987 |
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Letter number 4; Mississippi has a famous one |
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Country roads, take me home, to this state (admitted to the Union on June 20, 1863), I belong... |
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Originally called Stone Bridge, the Charles Bridge was built with this "stone", like the walls of the White House |
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"The Seven Faces of Ensign Parker" |
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Gore Vidal's monumental novel about this president was a bestseller in 1984 |
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(Hi, I'm Dana Delany.) As a pro-choice advocate, I was happy with the title "Choices of the Heart", in which I played this pioneering birth control advocate |
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This type of radiation, & letter of the alphabet, hulked out Bruce Banner |
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The 3 states on Michigan's southern borders |
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"The Unsinkable Mr. French" |
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The third book in her "Earth's Children" series, "The Mammoth Hunters" was a mammoth bestseller in 1985 |
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In 1977 this Danish queen, an artist & a Tolkien fan, illustrated an edition of "The Lord of the Rings" |
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Number 9, Number 9, Number 9; it's seen here |
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The name of this Rocky Mountain state comes from 2 Indian words meaning "at the big plains" |
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