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The real Boone favored beaver hats, not these alliterative items, which he is said to have thought uncivilized |
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In 2015 a California man paid $2.5 million (or 250 million of these) for just one of these made in 1792 |
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How do you stop police from tailing you in L.A.? Get Damon Wayans to give you bananas, like Eddie Murphy did in this '84 film |
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She's Blanche DuBois' sister |
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The venom-packed stinger of the Arizona barbed variety of this desert arachnid can deliver a fatal dose to humans |
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Let's have one of these alliterative 2-word sleepovers |
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Born in 1734, Daniel was turned down when he volunteered to serve in this conflict at the age of 78 |
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In 2012 this former Argentine first lady was honored on that country's 100-peso note |
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This late, great comic said, "Nice guys finish first. if you don't know that, then you don't know where the finish line is" |
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In books by Beverly Cleary, Ramona's older sister is Beatrice, nicknamed this |
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To eat, snails extend a digestive organ called a radula covered with thousands of denticles, their version of these |
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I'll skip the crawfish pie & file gumbo, but pas me this rice, meat & seafood dish |
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After Boone's death in 1820, this Brit made him the subject of 7 stanzas of "Don Juan" |
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Lady Liberty used to be on the obverse of this coin until a president began getting face time in 1946 |
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In standup specials this "D List" comic "Does the Bible Belt" & was "50 and not Pregnant" |
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Jessica & Elizabeth are the twin blonde sisters introduced in the "Sweet" series of young adult books |
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On animals like lizards, autotomy is an evasive defense mechanism that lets them do this |
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Slang for money, particularly in $100 form |
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In 1775 Boone bought his family to this settlement that still bears his name |
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It’s the basic monetary unit of Gibraltar |
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Lucille Bluth, on this show: "That coat cost more than your house!... Oh, that's how we joke. She doesn't even have a house" |
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Suellen & Carreen O’Hara are a flighty pair of sisters in this novel. |
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The 22 bright pink appendages of this uniquely "nosed" mole are used to identify prey |
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The first part of the name of these krazy klassic komic "Kids" is from an old word for a hangover |
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In 1775 Boone & about 30 companions built this "Road" leading from Virginia into Kentucky & points west |
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A 2007 Portuguese 5-euro coin honoring the Boy Scout depicted this Brit |
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Luther was President Obama's "anger translator" on this Comedy Central show |
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Last name of Elinor & Marianne, the sisters who embody the "Sense & Sensibility" in Jane Austen's novel |
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These lesser apes have 5 toes on each foot just like us, but the big toe is opposable |
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It's paired with "Kashmir" in the name of an Indian state |
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