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& THE EMMY FOR COMEDY ACTRESS GOES TO... |
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This tree, seen here in autumn, takes on new importance to Vermont's economy in winter |
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"Happy Times" is a memoir by socialite Lee Radziwill, sister of this first lady |
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This company's Wingfoot Lake airship base near Akron is sometimes called "the Kitty Hawk of lighter-than-air" |
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You'll hear this 11-letter word right before a magic trick |
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Whether Lomond or Ness, it's a word for "lake" in Scotland |
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America Ferrera in 2007 for this series |
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Maine's forest service says this tree's bark "separates freely and easily into thin, papery sheets" |
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In 1961 Ray Kroc bought out these brothers for $2.7 million |
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The original sperry type of this technology basically kept an airplane going straight; now it can fly patterns |
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"Vesti la giubba" from "Pagliacci", for example |
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Stewart Island, this Down Under country's third-largest island, is 1/66th & 1/87th the size of the 2 biggest |
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The beech trees of Bellevue Avenue in the mansion district of this Rhode Island city are a symbol of the Gilded Age |
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At the royal wedding of William & Kate, these 2 younger siblings served as best man & maid of honor |
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This WWII flying fortress was named for a southern city & the girlfriend of its captain, Robert K. Morgan |
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It's the woolly mammal seen here |
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This northern Spanish port city boasts a Guggenheim museum designed by Frank Gehry |
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Toni Collette in 2009 for this Showtime series |
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G. biloba, this tree, loses all its leaves in about a day, & Dartmouth students bet on what day it'll be each year |
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Last name of siblings George, Charles & Edward, who went into business together to sell board games |
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An example of this branch of math is 2x - 3=7 |
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Following Russia & China, which each border 14 other countries, this New World country is third with 10 |
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Carol Kane in 1982 for this comedy |
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Sophocles named a play for this woman of myth who defied her uncle Creon in attempting to bury her brother Polynices |
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This first name of tennis great Ms. Gibson means "wholesome" |
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Patricia Heaton in 2000 & 2001 for this sitcom |
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