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60 YEARS OF THE TV STATION |
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THE MOVIE IS COMPLIMENTARY |
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The first Miss India to go on to win this title was Sushmita Sen in 1994 |
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Anyone who thinks he's going to break up the United States needs to check out this word in the pledge of allegiance |
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1953 brought station WHP to this capital of Pennsylvania |
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You must be 15 to sit in one of these rows |
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1977: "The Force is strong with this one" |
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The first Indian Nobel Peace Prize winner was this Albania-born Indian citizen in 1979 |
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If you say "to boldly go", you've "split" this grammatical term |
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Starting in 1953 you could watch TV on your mobile--I mean Mobile device on WALA in this state |
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Relax--by traveling more than 768 mph, giving us this type of distinctive speed, we will definitely be arriving on time |
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1967: "I think you're the most attractive of all my parents' friends" |
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The first Indian one of these was the Aryabhata, launched on April 19, 1975 |
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In the early '60s, Houston's KHOU had this Texan as its news director |
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The American Airlines inflight magazine, or one of the things fought for by Superman (& there he is at 25,000'!) |
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2008: "I've never wanted a human's blood so much" |
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The first Indian to achieve this exalted chess title was Viswanathan Anand in 1988 |
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The organization NORML advocates this 4-"I" process with marijuana |
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Diana Pierce anchors the news on KARE in this city a lot better than Ted Baxter did on fictional WJM |
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Take a nap--you're on the world's longest-distance nonstop flight, 8,500 miles from Sydney to DFW, this airport |
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2010: "You are probably going to be a very successful computer person" |
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Occult writer Aleister Crowley led the first team to try to summit this highest Indian peak, the world's third highest |
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One who enforces the rules in a strict manner is a stern this 14-letter word |
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In 1953, KLAS became the first TV station in this Western state |
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Your carry-on fits nicely in the device with this rhyming name; that means it'll fit in the overhead bin, so carry on |
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1972: "He got a real pretty mouth, ain't he?" |
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