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Researchers stress most skin cancer can be prevented if you resist overexposure to this |
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To see 1st bullring built in the Americas, bullfight aficionados should go to this Peruvian capital |
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James Marshall was the one who discovred the gold in 1848, while building a mill for him |
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Though their average salary was $363,000 a year, players in this sport struck for 2 days in 1985 |
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Leaving on his 2nd voyage Sept. 25, 1493, his ship count was up from 3 to 17 |
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This British actor spiced up Shakespeare before becoming Hollywood's star Sherlock Holmes |
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He took care of the silkworms, chickens & sheep in France before turning to the rabid dogs |
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This country's only railroad connects the 2 cities of Ad Dammam & Riyadh, its capital |
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He was killed July 15, 1881 by Lincoln County, N.M. sheriff Pat Garrett |
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Teamsters leader who said he did unto others what they did unto him, only worse |
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On Sept. 8, 1858, in a speech in Clinton, Ill., he said his "You can fool all of the people..." line |
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Singer of the following:
"Come on-a my house my house, I'm gonna give you candy / Come on-a my house, my house, I'm gonna give a you / Apple a plum and apricot-a too eh / Come on-a my house, my house a come on..." |
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Baseball star R. Clemente died in plane crash on way to aid earthquake victims in this C. Amer. capital |
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He was shot in the back by a member of his own gang who wanted the reward money |
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In 1946 Walter Reuther became president of this union, which he led until his death in 1970 |
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It was formed Sept. 9, 1926, as a service of the Radio Corp. of America |
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Actor who made his movie debut as Frank N. Furter in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" |
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In 1985, the World Conference of the Decade for Women was held in this East African capital |
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It was the longest of the overland trails used by western settlers |
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In 1925 A. Philip Randolph founded 1st predominantly black union for workers in this trade |
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In Sept. 1959, this foreign leader visited Coon Rapids, Iowa |
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Once the Charleston champ of Texas, in 1945 she was highest-paid performer in Hollywood |
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As this lover of hers was about to be arrested for murder, "Big Nose" Katie Elder set livery stable afire |
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The armed forces of this NATO country are unionized |
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Only state admitted to Union in Sept., its largest city was founded by Spanish settlers in Sept. 1781 |
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H.L. Mencken, Maryland journalist & critic of middle-class America, was dubbed this |
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