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It has a higher percentage of Mormons than any other state except Utah |
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She played officer Stacy Sheridan on "T.J. Hooker" at the same time she played bad girl Sammy Jo on "Dynasty" |
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Helen Goff used the pen name P.L. Travers when writing about this magical nanny |
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It's like a fog but less dense |
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The strongest & longest bone in the body, it is stronger than an equivalent rod of steel, yet is itself partly hollow |
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Here's a 2003 image of a curator giving this statuesque stalwart a bit of a nose job |
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This country was known as the Netherlands Indies until the 1940s |
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Her experience as Det. Olivia Benson on "Law & Order: SVU" led her to start a nonprofit group to help victims of assault |
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This author of "The Fountainhead" was born Alissa Rosenbaum in St. Petersburg, Russia |
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To get the coarser parts out of your flour |
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Humans have 12 pairs of these, 2 of which are "floating" |
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Over the centuries this 5,500-mile barrier has undergone various repairs, like the recent one near Mount Hu |
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It's the Dallas suburb where the Cowboys used to play |
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On this show Kathryn Morris cracked old unsolved crimes in Philadelphia |
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"The Running Man" & "Thinner" are among the novels that Stephen King wrote using this pseudonym |
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The plantar fascia ligament acts as a bowstring on the bottom of the foot, helping the bones maintain this structure |
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This landmark will go quiet for a bit in 2017, as it & the Elizabeth Tower housing it will undergo much needed repairs |
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Part of this natural wonder in South America is seen here |
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As the LAPD's leading homicide interrogator, she was "The Closer" of the title |
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This bestselling romance author also writes futuristic crime novels as J.D. Robb |
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Ossicles, the tiny auditory bones, are the stirrup, the hammer & this one aka the incus |
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The Sphinx' head has lost several features, including its nose & this, part of which is in the Egyptian museum |
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This capital of the Tyrol Province hosted the 1964 & 1976 Winter Olympics |
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Everything was hip for Peggy Lipton as undercover cop Julie Barnes on this swinging 1960s series |
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In the 1950s this prolific sci-fi author wrote a series of books for young adults using the name Paul French |
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Adjective for the doughnut shape seen here, & of the cut off part used for contact lenses that correct astigmatism |
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A Spanish woman tried to restore this type of depiction of Jesus, Latin for "behold the man" |
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