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He was "Poor" Richard Saunders |
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This show won the Outstanding Drama Series Emmy in 1968, but we disavow any knowledge of it |
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In the 1930s inventive minds at Warner's introduced the A, B, C & D cup sizes for these |
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It's the color that's usually found before "tea ice cream" |
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When Kennedy & Khrushchev met in Vienna in 1961, JFK suggested the countries combine their efforts to go here |
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Sidney Poitier movie opera that preceded Mamie Eisenhower as First Lady |
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His first book, "Maggie: A Girl of the Streets", was so shocking that he published it under the name Johnston Smith |
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The actress seen here (Kathy Kinney) plays this sitcom character |
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In 1957 W. Ralph Gamber became the first to sell honey in a container shaped like one of these |
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At age 10, future New Jersey governor Christie Whitman raised $10 for the G.O.P. at this type of stand |
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This 11-country group that includes Algeria & Venezuela is headquartered in Vienna, but Austria isn't a member |
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"Wizard of Oz" song that made it to the big screen with Tom Hanks as a hit man for the Irish mob |
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Nathan Weinstein wrote "Miss Lonelyhearts" using this name |
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Believe it or not, back in 1949, he was the original host of "Believe It or Not" |
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In the 1960s Hoyle Schweitzer & Jim Drake added one of these to a surfboard to help create a new sport |
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Diced hard-boiled eggs are sometimes added to this cold tomato soup from Andalusia |
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At the Congress of Vienna, the duchy of Parma was given to this man's second wife, Marie-Louise of Austria |
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Liberator & king of Scotland who starred in "Die Hard" |
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This pseudonym means "2 fathoms deep" |
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She's the "Night Court" actress seen here |
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In 1952 he & Charles Bowman joined forces to develop a hybrid corn that left fewer kernels unpopped |
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Lemon juice, sugar, gin, club soda & an egg go into a refreshing royal gin one of these |
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The Wienerwald; Johann Strauss composed some "Tales of" them |
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Sondheim musical about a Seurat painting & the 1972 Democratic presidential nominee |
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Mary Ann Evans became George Eliot; Amandine-Aurore-Lucile Dupin wore men's clothes & used this male name |
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The 1985-86 troupe on this show included Anthony Michael Hall, Joan Cusack & Robert Downey, Jr. |
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Scott Archer came up with the wet collodion process used in the first 20 years of this art |
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Kefir, a treat from the Caucasus, is this liquid fermented until it's up to 3% alcohol |
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The 450-foot steeple of this saint's cathedral can be seen from almost anywhere in the city |
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American general who negotiated the Treaty of Greenville, earned the nickname "Mr. Las Vegas" & sang "Danke Schoen" |
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