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A QUESTION ABOUT TELEVISION |
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FACTS IN THE WORLD ALMANAC |
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On Easter Monday, April 24, 1916, Padraic Pearse & his men seized this city's general post office |
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This question is the first line of the theme song from "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" |
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Tunisia's official language is Arabic, with this European tongue used widely as a second national language |
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The margay, the mastiff, the moa |
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Most Americans get most of their cheese from these, makers of which bought $2.5 billion of cheese in 2002 |
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An instructional book is "Juggling for the Complete" one of these, a word from Yiddish meaning "clumsy person" |
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After this hero left the scene, someone inevitably asked, "Who was that masked man?" |
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Also found on the flags of Pakistan & Turkey, they're the 2 symbols found on the Tunisian flag |
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The Savannah, the serval, the shar-pei |
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The Marine Corps emblem is an American eagle, a globe & one of these marine items |
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This online travel service can ticket you on 455 airlines & put you in 500,000 lodging properties |
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This lover of Lillian Hellman is credited with creating the hard-boiled type of detective fiction |
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This 5-word question became a catchphrase for Gary Coleman on "Different Strokes" |
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Tunisia's Cape Bon is only about 90 miles from the southwest coast of this Italian island |
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The burmilla, the balbinus, the bichon frise |
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In an almost 5-hour flight in 1962, John Glenn orbited the Earth a total of this many times |
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Born in 1895, this movie choreographer would drill through floors to film his arrays of girls |
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Watching "Twin Peaks", the lynch mob wondered, "Who killed" this teenager |
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The ancient ruins of this city destroyed in 146 B.C. are just outside the capital city of Tunis |
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The cymric, the cockapoo, the caballado |
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Prior to Sacagawea, she was the last woman on the $1 coin in general circulation |
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The characters from this comic strip seen here are often found at Bryson Elementary |
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This Frenchman turned down the Nobel Literature Prize in 1964 because it might compromise his freedom |
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This popular game show featured the question "Will our mystery guest enter and sign in, please?" |
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This "Red-Bearded" pirate used Tunisia as a base when fighting off 16th C. Christian attempts to control the area |
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The kelpie, the krait, the kabaddi |
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It's a printed cotton fabric, often used for drapes |
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