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WHERE WERE YOU LAST NIGHT? |
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Truman Capote was born on September 30, 1924 in this Southern city |
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"I'll be there for you when the rain starts to pour, I'll be there for you like I've been there before" |
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Dancing at Le Balajo on the Rue de Lappe |
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Accessories of the dashing WWII Spitfire pilot included a leather helmet & a white silk one of these |
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Nicholas Heath, in office from 1555 to 1579, was the last archbishop of this faith |
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An accent shows that this word means a summary of one's work experience, not "to continue" |
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This book about the murder of a farm family blurred the genres of literature & crime reportage |
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"Raised in the woods so's he knew every tree" |
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Just checking out the view from the top of the Mark Hopkins |
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The name of Vostok, the Soviets' first manned space flight program, means this direction |
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The first Norman archbishop, in 1070, was Thomas of this French tapestry town |
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This novella includes the line "Holly Golightly had been a tenant in the old brownstone" |
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"I've been searchin' my soul tonight, I know there's so much more to life" |
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Singing karaoke in Shinjuku |
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The map shown here illustrates the airline system of these central airports & spokes |
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Early archbishops included Ethelbald, Egbert & this 8th c. one whose name combines parts of the other 2 |
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James Rogers' "Dictionary of" these includes "on the horns of a dilemma" & "hook, line & sinker" |
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"The Muses Are Heard" is Truman's account of going to Moscow with the black cast of this Gershwin show |
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"You're not the boss of me now! You're not the boss of me now! You're not the boss of me now & you're not so big!" |
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Down in Plaka listening to bouzouki music |
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The hero of the first book by "Little Prince" author St.-Exupery is a pilot who delivers this |
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A half-brother of Richard the Lionheart, Archbishop Geoffrey was a fellow member of this royal house |
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It's the basic ballet maneuver seen here |
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In 1990 this "Loved One" actor won a Tony for his portrayal of Capote in the one-man show "Tru" |
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In 1965: "There's a man who leads a life of danger, to everyone he meets he stays a stranger" |
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Having steak gaucho-style at La Chacra |
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This Mach 3 plane was called the RS-71 until LBJ misread it in public & the name was changed |
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As an adviser to Henry VIII, he was made Archbishop of York in 1514 & a cardinal in 1515 |
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Accented term for a Cajun stew of crayfish, vegetables & seasonings over rice |
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