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SONGS BY THE WOMEN OF COUNTRY |
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Pan Am flew Vietnam War servicemen to their destinations for R&R, short for this & recreation |
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The clavichord & the harpsichord are 2 early examples of this type of musical instrument |
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Jonathan Ive, Apple's design chief, is credited with the look of this music player introduced in 2001 |
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A '70s song asks "if you like" these fruity cocktails "and getting caught in the rain" (it's stuck in my head now too) |
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This city has 5 buildings higher than its Space Needle, the Columbia Center being the tallest |
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The Judds: "Love Can Build A ____" |
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In 1948 he quit his Pan Am pilot job & moved to L.A., where he used his aeronautical knowledge to create "Star Trek" |
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Motorcyclist Evel Knievel is called this on his tombstone & by the Smithsonian |
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Sort of the British Amelia Earhart, Amy Johnson disappeared over this river's estuary, not too far from home |
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Franciscus Sylvius is credited with inventing this type of liquor while trying to improve the medicinal qualities of juniper |
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In 1930 this art deco building at 405 Lexington Avenue in New York City became the world's first to exceed 1,000 feet |
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Patsy Cline: "I Fall To ____" |
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In 1963 Pan Am flew Jim Whittaker to Calcutta on his way to becoming the first American to achieve this lofty feat |
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A buildup, as of munitions or weapons, amassed for future use, or to accumulate those weapons for future use |
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Sen. Robert Wagner sponsored the act that established this, the NLRB for short |
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For 2012 Tap Tap was recognized for Miami's best of this Cuban cocktail of rum with muddled sugar & mint |
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The Taipei 101 has 2 of these that can travel 3,314 feet per minute |
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Miranda Lambert: "The ____ That Built Me" |
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Pan Am founder Juan Trippe called many of his planes these, evoking the fast but lavish sailing ships of the 1800s |
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This word was coined in the 1800s for a pattern of movement by Aborigines; today Aussies use it for any trip |
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George Archer joined this man's company in 1903; the "Midland" comes from a linseed products company |
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Try a fuzzy navel--orange juice & the peach flavor of this type of liqueur |
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You can look over the Las Vegas Strip from the observation deck at the 869-foot level on this building |
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Chely Wright: "The Bumper Of My ____" |
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Before Air Force One, Pan Am took this man on the first presidential flight, to the Casablanca conference |
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In biology, Medusa refers to a stage in the life cycle of one of these invertebrates |
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Parasitologist Sir Patrick Manson founded this field of medicine named for a particular climate |
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This clear Italian anise-flavored liqueur is usually served with 3 or 4 coffee beans floating in it |
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Formerly the world's tallest skyscrapers, the Petronas Towers rise high in this Asian capital city |
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The Dixie Chicks: "____ Take Me Away" |
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