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It's "that which points the way", especially "a piece of evidence useful in the detection of a crime" |
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In "Everything to Gain", he & his wife touched upon their later lives & Habitat for Humanity |
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This Washington, D.C. landmark's Thomas Jefferson building houses its main reading room |
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It's the top grade in the system of rating securities used by Moody's |
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Nearly all of Botswana's 225,000 square miles is made up of this desert |
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"And you can buy an eye what actually fits & is made of glass" is spoken in this movie franchise |
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It's "a title of respect given" especially "to a Jewish scholar or teacher" |
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While serving as president, he wrote "Between Hope and History" |
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This 389,000-square-mile body of water laps at the western shores of Honshu |
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Dating back to the 700s B.C., the ruins of this ancient city can be found outside Tunis |
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In this film Cary Elwes as the Dread Pirate Roberts calls Chris Sarandon a "warthog-faced buffoon" |
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It's "to walk or march vigorously", or "an increase (in prices, wages, etc.)" |
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Frederic Remington illustrated this future president's 1888 book "Ranch Life and the Hunting Trail" |
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It's the subtitle of the first "Anchorman" movie |
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"It is, it is a glorious thing to be a pirate king", says a song from this Gilbert & Sullivan show |
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It's "the name given by Guido D'Arezzo to the sixth note in his hexachords" |
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In 1884 Mark Twain offered him a $50,000 advance for his "Personal Memoirs", which he finished just prior to his death |
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Joseph Smith said this text, written on gold plates, was delivered to him |
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Isn't it romantic? After flowing over Murchison Falls, waters from this lake eventually reach Lake Albert |
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This Steven Spielberg title pirate is described by Smee as being "so deep he's almost unfathomable" |
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This 3-letter guy "is foolishly attentive to and vain of his appearance, dress, or manners; a dandy" |
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The beginning of the Interstate Highway System was one of the stories told in his "At Ease: Stories I Tell to Friends" |
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The Blue Nile & the White Nile meet just north of this capital city |
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"It's the world against us & us against the world", says Errol Flynn as this sanguine title pirate |
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