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Rhode Island's official symbol of American folk art is one of these that features 56 hand-carved jumping horses |
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(Hi, I'm Kyra Sedgwick.) My ancestor Robert Sedgwick came to America in 1636 & was an early settler of Charlestown, now part of this New England city |
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Peculiar; or, a number like 17 or 23 |
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Naturally, a booze hound likes the classic cocktail of gin & grapefruit juice named for this speedy dog |
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Has a day of the week named for him |
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There are actually 4 verses to the song, each ending with the line "O'er the land of the free and" this |
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In 2011 this Ivy League school sold Jerimoth Hill, the state's highest point at 812 feet, to the state |
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(I'm Anderson Cooper.) Around 1650 my family began its American adventure when Jan Aertsen Van der Bilt emigrated to America from this country |
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Tequila & grapefruit juice go into this cocktail that honors a little Mexican dog |
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Shares his name with a triathlon |
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Francis Scott Key wrote the words after the 1814 bombardment of this fort |
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Rhode Island the island, as opposed to the state, is in this bay |
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(Hi, I'm Dr. Oz.) I was born in Cleveland, but my father was born in Konya, an ancient city in the Anatolia region of this country |
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This supernatural Irish "woman of the fairies" was just a scream |
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Mentioned in "The Pickwick Papers", warm ale & gin is called a dog's this, which is wet & black, just like the drink |
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Shares his name with a character on "M*A*S*H" |
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Created under the Second Flag Act, the 1814 flag had this many stars, 2 more than the first U.S. flag |
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In 1636 this minister founded Providence as a "shelter for persons distressed for conscience" |
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(I'm Cesar Millan.) My teachers in canine psychology were dogs on my grandfather's farm in Sinaloa, a state in western Mexico, bordering this sea |
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Court officer similar to a sheriff who can execute writs |
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Sounds like a deadly spider |
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This man with a Presidential first name succeeded his father, John Chafee, as a U.S. senator & is now state governor |
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(I'm George Stephanopoulos.) Like many Greek-Americans before them, my parents settled in Massachusetts & I was born in this city, site of an infamous double murder in 1892 |
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To sing with a vibratory or quavering effect |
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Pomegranate vodka is key to the cocktail named for this fluffy toy breed originally from a Baltic duchy |
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Was a role in "Easy Rider" |
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In 2014 "The Star-Spangled Banner" was sung for the first time by an opera singer, this soprano |
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