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THE CINEMA OF BRADLEY COOPER |
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Even though he had made a deposit, this chocolate magnate avoided the "kiss" of death |
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Oregon picked the Chinook type of this as its state fish |
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In this 2014 film a doctor tells Cooper's character that "the Navy has credited you with over 160 kills" |
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"Gloomy Gus" & "Gentle Ben" both by Walt Morey |
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Slinger Lefty or singer Selena |
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The Sentra of your attention |
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Offered free passage on the Titanic, this Italian chose a different ship but his invention saved 700 lives |
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These, discovered in Arkansas in 1906, are the state gem; a state park is a Crater of them |
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This 2009 film about a bachelor party in Las Vegas & its 2 sequels all star Bradley Cooper as Phil |
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"Willy the Champ" by Anthony Browne & "Me Cheeta" by James Lever |
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The tails of pocket these rodents serve as an organ of touch |
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The $120,000 S-class coupe; my friends all drive Porsches, I must make amends |
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Edgar Selwyn, who gave this fellow film producer the "wyn" in his name, canceled passage to read a friend's novel |
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South Dakota's nickname mentions this landmark |
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Cooper supplied the voice of Rocket, a gun-toting talking raccoon, in this hit film |
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"Thunderhead" by Mary O'Hara & "King of the Wind" by Marguerite Henry |
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Any mass pursuit of wealth, like the one that these fellows are part of |
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The Rav4, which has the airbags8 |
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This banker, the "Napoleon of Wall Street", booked passage & had his own private suite onboard but stayed in France |
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California's state motto is this Greek word that means "I have found it!" |
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Cooper played Face in this 2010 film based on a TV series; the original TV actor, Dirk Benedict, had a bit role in the film |
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"Thomasina" by Paul Gallico & "Socks" by Beverly Cleary |
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To push or impel, it's also a term for a prod to drive oxen |
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The Sportage (Hint: SUV is 3 letters, too) |
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A publisher talked this "Sister Carrie" author into taking a less expensive ship |
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This state rock of Iowa has a name derived from Greek for "earthlike" |
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Bradley said he "fell in love with" the curls he wore in an Oscar-nominated role as FBI agent Richie DiMaso in this fllm |
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"Mumu" by Ivan Turgenev & "Big Red" by James Kjelgaard |
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Proverbial "best friend" of NHLers like Henrik Lundqvist |
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The A4 runs 4 rings around the competition |
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