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Abigail, John Q., Charles |
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Created by C.W. Post in 1897, this breakfast cereal does not contain either of the two components in its name |
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Her parents chose Anne Sullivan as her private teacher on the advice of Alexander Graham Bell |
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This famous nickname of Ty Cobb sounds like a state fruit |
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This pivoted device supports a bicycle or motorcycle when not in use |
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To figure out how many points a player has, simply add these 2 totals |
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Macadamias were originally native to this continent |
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Throughout the 1930s, she taught geography at St. Mary's High School in Eastern India |
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Abraham Lincoln earned this nickname from his skill in chopping wood in half to make fences |
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For years, advertisers have asked us to do this to "your Bic" lighter |
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The Red Delicious apple was originally called the Hawkeye apple; it was developed in an orchard in this state |
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In 1881 she established the first American Red Cross chapter, in Dansville, New York |
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Emily Dickinson was "the Belle of" & later "the Nun of" this Massachusetts town |
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Last name of the golfing great who was the first to twice win the British Open, Masters, PGA & U.S. Open |
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Bryan Trottier sparked this team to 4 Stanley Cup championships from 1980 through 1983 |
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The name of these sugar, egg white & coconut cookies comes from the same root word as a pasta |
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The 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution giving women full suffrage was nicknamed for her |
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General Patton's toughness on his enemies & his own men earned him the nickname "Old" this |
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It's a billy club carried by a policeman |
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Texas grows a Texas-sized amount of blue corn, often used to make these unleavened flat breads |
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Among this pacifist's books were "Newer Ideals of Peace" & "Twenty Years at Hull House" |
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These long bloomers were once worn by women & girls as underwear |
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