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A "DOG"GONE GOOD CATEGORY |
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Of Northwood, Eastwood, Westwood or Southwood, last name of Allison who acts, like her father |
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(Jimmy of the Clue Crew in Paris) The Arc de Triomphe is inscribed with the names & dates of this man's victories |
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There are actually few American breeds of the chicken, the Lamona & Holland among them, that lay this color eggs |
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What's age got to do with it? People Magazine put this sexy sexagenarian on its 2000 list of the World's Most Beautiful People |
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The Phi Beta Kappa honor society was founded at this college in 1776 |
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A runner-mounted snow vehicle |
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Of North Sea, East Sea, West Sea or South Sea, location of the island nation of Tuvalu |
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Major ones of these serving Paris include Le Bourget & Orly |
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"To get to the other side" is usually the answer to this classic riddle |
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This future glamour girl was born in Gary, Indiana on May 16, 1966 |
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In 1960 this piano-playing pair made the Billboard Top 40 with their theme from "Exodus" |
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Of northern, eastern, western or southern, what the Aurora Australis lights are |
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(Jimmy of the Clue Crew in Paris) The Eiffel Tower opened in 1889 for the Universal Exposition, celebrating the 100th anniversary of this |
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Rufus Thomas clucked about this "fowl" dance in a hit song from 1970 |
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The 2002 revival of the fairy tale musical "Into the Woods" starred this beautiful singer seen here |
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Irene Curie paired up with Frederic Joliot; this man was the famous partner of Louis Jolliet |
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The hottest period of the summer |
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Of Northlake, Eastlake, Westlake or Southlake, the author who created John Dortmunder |
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A cease-fire agreement to end this war was signed in Paris January 27, 1973 |
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This term for a group hiearchy is based on the social behavior of poultry |
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This country music blonde looked stunning when she sang "There You'll Be" from "Pearl Harbor" at the Oscars in 2002 |
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This acting couple who wed in 1922 starred in 1925's "Arms and the Man" & 1935's "Taming of the Shrew" |
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Of North, East, West or South, the prime minister under George III |
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(Jimmy of the Clue Crew in Paris) It was the first stone bridge on the Seine, not the ninth, as you might think by its name |
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Proverbially, to make these chicken neck feathers rise on someone is to produce anger or hostility in him |
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In 2000 this great Scot co-starred with David Cassidy in "At the Copa", a show at the Rio in Las Vegas |
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Congressional pair that sponsored the Labor-Management Relations Act of 1947 |
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A set of religious beliefs |
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