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These 2 colors of Georgetown University signify union of the North & South after the Civil War |
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It's the phrase following "See you later, alligator" |
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Used more on clothing now, its 1893 patent described it as "a clasp locker or unlocker for shoes" |
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Keye Luke & Sen Yung played this detective's No. 1 & No. 2 sons in several films of the '30s |
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You could have one "of arms", "of mail" or "of paint" |
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Many of NASA's space probes are controlled from this university's jet propulsion lab |
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Marty Robbins reached No. 2 in 1957 with a song about "a white sport coat and" this flower |
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The collective 1-word name for pins, needles, thimbles, elastic, etc. |
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"The Long Goodbye", Raymond Chandler's 6th novel about this detective, was voted 1955's best mystery novel |
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This sign of the Zodiac represents an animal that once pinched Hercules |
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Booker T. Washington borrowed $500 to buy the land on which this school was built |
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He was "Born on a mountiantop in Tennessee, greenest state in the land of the free" |
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"Knife", "inverted" & "box" are types of these fabric folds |
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Hugh Drummond, created by Herman Cyril McNeile, in '20, was known by this tenacious nickname |
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In poems, this word precedes "Into the garden, Maud" & "Live with me, and be my love" |
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The athletic teams of this Coral Gables, Florida school are nicknamed the Hurricanes |
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Cutting along the diagonal of a fabric is called cutting on this |
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In the late 1930s Peter Lorre starred as this Japanese sleuth in a series of 8 films |
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"Semper Paratus", meaning always prepared, is the official song of this branch of he service |
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60,000 items pertaining to author Margaret Mitchell are housed at this university's library |
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About her, Paul Anka sang, "I'm so young and you're so old, this my darling I've been told" |
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Word for the part of a woman's dress between the neck, shoulders & waist |
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Paul Newman's "Harper" character was actually this private eye created by Ross MacDonald |
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Founded by the Mounties, this city in Alberta was named for one Mountie's ancestral home in Scotland |
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