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Patrick the starfish often visits this TV title friend at 123 Conch Street, Bikini Bottom, USA |
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Since Judith Krantz was this puppeteer's sister-in-law, guess that made her Lamb Chop's aunt |
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If she sells seashells in the Seychelles, she knows that the coco de mer found there is a huge one of these |
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Scored a 10 with "Bolero" for a ballet commission in 1928, clock struck 12 in Paris on Dec. 28, 1937 |
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The greatest distance it's possible to see with the naked eye, it's often part of the weather forecast |
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Apartment No. 1901, Elliot Bay Towers, Seattle was home to this befuddled radio headshrinker |
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Catharine Beecher, a promoter of higher education for women, was the sister of this famous author |
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In sushi bars, tairagai is the razor-shell type of this |
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Gave us "Symphony No. 1 in E Minor" in 1899, gave out on Sept. 20, 1957 in Jarvenpaa, Finland |
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A driveway area where cars reverse direction, or the time needed to complete a task |
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On this show the family that lived at either 933 or 953 Hillcrest Drive helped make a ZIP code famous |
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His father Emmet, a country doctor, gave him much of the background for Dr. Kennicott in his novel "Main Street" |
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On French menus, potage froid au concombre is a cold soup made from this gourd |
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Checked in with "Cello Concerto in B Minor" in 1895, Czech-ed out in Prague on May 1, 1904 |
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After waking up each day at 119 N. Weatherly Avenue in Minneapolis, she turned the world on with her smile |
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Graham Greene was born 10 years after this distant writer relative of his died in the South Seas |
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These spices named for their resemblence to little nails were used by the ancients in love potions |
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Made an overture to "A Midsummer Night's Dream" in 1826, went gentle into that good night on Nov. 4, 1847 in Leipzig |
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The crawdads were always cooking at this family's home, 518 Crestview Drive, Beverly Hills |
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Kentucky's first governor, Isaac Shelby, was a direct ancestor of this "Civil War: A Narrative" author |
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Popular in Scandinavia, these berries with a "heavenly" name are related to the raspberry |
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Doctored up the 1-act operetta "Le docteur miracle" in 1857, went past doctor's help on June 3, 1875 in Bougival, France |
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It's the art historical term for sculpture painted in many colors, like the Donatello seen here |
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