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This bird found in a famous "Poe"m is the official bird of the Yukon Territory |
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He was lucky enough to co-star with Judy Garland in his first feature film, "For Me and My Gal", in 1942 |
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The basic danger of the bug is that in 2000, computers will think it's this year |
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1935 folk opera that featured the song "Summertime" |
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"Stand By Me", "When Harry Met Sally...", "A Few Good Men" |
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On August 17, 1896 gold was discovered on Bonanza Creek, a tributary of this river |
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In 1999 Warner Bros. eulogized him with an ad that said, "The balcony is closed. Our hearts are broken." |
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This giant's customers had the "Big Blues" until it announced Y2K transition support in 1995 |
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1 of the 2 months in the U.S. in which an "Indian Summer" may occur |
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"The Age of Innocence", "Boxcar Bertha", "Goodfellas" |
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"Convention"al Swiss city (6) |
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The Yukon territorial coat of arms is topped by a depiction of this breed of dog important to its early history |
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Cher & this bass player of Kiss dated in the '70s & performed at the Super Bowl in 1999 (but not together) |
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The bug partly stems from 6-digit dates in this 1960s "business-oriented" computer language |
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As Summer Quinn, Nicole Eggert saved lives on this internationally syndicated series |
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"Rhapsody in August", "Ikiru", "Yojimbo" |
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Style of novels, or of architecture (6) |
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Each February this capital hosts a winter festival called the Sourdough Rendezvous |
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To show it's safe, Jane Garvey, head of this U.S. administration, plans to be in the air as the year 2000 arrives |
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This country hosted the Summer Olympic Games only once, in 1896 |
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"Ivan the Terrible", "Alexander Nevsky", "Battleship Potemkin" |
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Sondheim striptease show (5) |
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Yukoners have only one representative in the Canadian senate & one in this other house |
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He co-wrote & starred in the 1999 A&E movie "Murder in a Small Town" |
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A Time/CNN poll found only 9% of respondents believed Y2K was likely to bring this title subject of an R.E.M. song |
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The summer one of these is in Pushkin; the winter one is north of it in St. Petersburg |
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"Witness", "The Truman Show", "Dead Poets Society" |
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A "monster" of a Southwestern river (4) |
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