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6 CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF THEIR NOVELS |
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THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF SYDNEY |
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There were 36 stars on the flags lowered to half staff due to this April 1865 event |
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Sweet: "Love is like ____. You get too much you get too high" |
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Sydney's 110,000-seat Stadium Australia, designed primarily to host this event, opened in 1999 |
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A prong on an athletic shoe to prevent slippage |
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The U.S. "Centennial flag" had the stars arranged in the form of these 2 years |
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Fleetwood Mac: "Rock on ____ dust woman" |
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Augustus Gloop & Veruca Salt |
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The Sydney Opera House is on the harbor; the shells of its roof are known by this nautical name |
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The Bennington flag is also known as this flag, after a family who passed one down; Millard's cousin was one owner |
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Simon & Garfunkel: "When my eyes were stabbed by the flash of a ____ light" |
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Young Civil War soldier Henry Fleming |
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Sydney is situated on an inlet of this sea that separates Australia & New Zealand; we hope you're Abel to name it |
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Hard red winter & hard red spring are 2 types of this |
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Flags of the Revolutionary War included ones featuring a rattlesnake & this 4-word warning |
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America: "Oz never did give nothing to" this man "that he didn't, didn't already have" |
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Baseball player Roy Hobbs |
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Sydney is the capital of this state in Australia's southeast corner |
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Official for just over a year, the flag seen here was adopted after the admission of this state |
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Black Sabbath: "I am" this man, "has he lost his mind?" |
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Arthur Dent (his first novel appearance) |
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This convict-unloading bay a few miles to the south is now ringed by Sydney's suburbs |
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A 6th century southern Swede; Beowulf was one |
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