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He impersonated Mr. Burns, but when asked for Mr. Burns' first name, he replied, "I don't know" |
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End someone's hopes & you've put the "last" this "in the coffin" |
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This Japanese businessman's company was founded in 1948 to make motorcycles; he unveiled his first car in 1963 |
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It's the colorful term for the nerve tissue that makes up the cerebral cortex |
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Gerald Ford was a member of this group that took testimony from 552 witnesses & found Oswald acted alone |
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"Detroit" is a French word meaning this narrow waterway connecting 2 larger bodies of water |
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He posed as importer (& exporter!) Art Vandelay, of Vandelay Industries |
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Situation here for Bill Tilden at the |
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In a 1988 film Jeff Bridges played this maverick carmaker who built only 51 of the cars named for him |
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"Aaron Burr" was the muffled response in a famous TV ad that ended with this question |
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In the photo seen here, Ford is meeting with this adviser |
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After the 1955 Montgomery bus boycott, she moved to Detroit & worked for Rep. John Conyers |
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This detective became Sonny Burnett to deal with vice in Miami |
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A document stating whether a ship carried disease; if not, it got a "clean" one |
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During WWII this automaker & his father received a portion of the profits on every VW beetle sold under the Nazis |
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1972 candidate who joked that he had wanted to run for president in the worst way--& he did |
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Gerald Ford grew up in this Michigan city, the largest after Detroit |
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Seen here is the 24-foot statue of the arm & fist of this Detroit-reared heavyweight champ of the '30s & '40s |
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This serial killer of serial killers also goes by Patrick Bateman, a movie character with similar issues |
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This "man" is an irrelevant but convenient object to a attack in an argument |
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He died in Germany in 1900; from 1998 to 2007 his name was joined with Chrysler |
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Virginia Hill, to Bugsy Siegel |
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Buy less & save more was part of Ford's "WIN" program, "whip" this "now" |
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A controversial idea to help the city out of bankruptcy is to sell pieces from the DIA, the Detroit Institute of these |
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On "Mad Men", the name of this Jon Hamm character was actually an alias used by Dick Whitman |
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This 2-word phrase for a radical transformation comes from "The Tempest" |
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In 1903 this man introduced his 15-hp Arrow model; 6 years later Pres. Taft ordered 2 for the White House |
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It's the wanderer seen here whose larvae are highly destructive |
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In September 1975 Ford survived 2 assassination attempts, the first by Lynette Fromme, a cult follower of this man |
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Because of a bend in the river, Detroit is directly north of this Canadian city |
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