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This song says, "I once was lost, but now am found, was blind, but now I see" |
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A rift valley is an elongated trough formed between dip-slip types of these fractures |
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Frankie Valli, Bob Gaudio, Nick Massi |
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In 1641 New Hampshire became part of this colony but King Charles II separated them in 1679 |
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This Robin Williams title alien was introduced on "Happy Days" as he tried to kidnap Richie Cunningham |
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One who gives, perhaps a kidney |
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Title of the song that begins, "Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord" |
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The Canary Current flows north to south along the edge of this continent |
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Art historian Heidi Holland, some guys in her life |
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The city of Nashua has a college named for this orator, but none for the devil |
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Quincy Jones wrote the theme heard here, aka "The Streetbeater", for this Redd Foxx sitcom |
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Biblical king whom God gave "wisdom and knowledge" |
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It's the line that follows "Jesus loves me, this I know" |
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Physician William Chumley, Veta Simmons, Elwood P. Dowd |
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Sunset on Squam Lake shows you why it was chosen to film this 1981 Hepburn/Fonda movie |
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Full name of the show on which Bill Bixby became angry, became too big for his shirt & became Lou Ferrigno |
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This architectural style originated in early 18th century France |
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"When other helpers fail and comforts flee, help of the helpless, O" do this |
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From the Greek for "without shape", this term refers to a mineral that has no definite crystalline structure |
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High school science teacher Bertram Cates, defense attorney Henry Drummond, prosecutor Matthew Brady |
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Picturesque & old-timey, the Monadnock corner of the state is nicknamed after printmakers Currier & him |
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In "Pulp Fiction", Jules says he's "gonna walk the Earth" like this guy in "Kung Fu" who began walking the Earth in 1972 |
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The Higgs one is the source of the mass that most particles carry |
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"So I'll cherish" this "till my trophies at last I lay down; I will cling to" this "and exchange it some day for a crown" |
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The name of this flat-topped hill smaller than a mesa is from the French for "low hill" or "mound" |
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Condemned killer Earl Williams, reporter Hildy Johnson, editor Walter Burns |
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Strawberry Banke, an outdoor history museum in this seaport, features restored colonial homes & craft shops |
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Officers Ponch & Jon first hit Calif. freeways on this show in 1977, which also shot right here on our Sony stage |
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The high-pitched voice of this ape may sound like a bird's |
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