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In the U.S. a football field is a little larger than this common land measurement |
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The chateau at Usse, not one in Anaheim, is said to be the inspiration for this fairy tale |
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Al Hirt, Harry James, & Herb Alpert |
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It scared Miss Muffet off her tuffet |
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In this war, the U.S. used Labrador retrievers to stalk & track enemy camps in the jungle |
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It's said her marriage contract with Onassis limited him to "3 connubial visits" per week |
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In the pros, it was 5'2" Jack Shapiro |
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They could almost hang a "closed for vacation" sign on Paris during this summer month |
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Chico Marx, Duke Ellington, & Elton John |
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In "The Queen of Hearts" the King of Hearts beat him "full sore" |
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Number of teeth an adult dogs has, 10 more than an adult human |
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Ex-MGM boss who said, "I wept because I had no movie studio, until I met a man who had no sports teams" |
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Of 20, 25, or 30, # of seconds a college team has to put the ball in play |
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Pilgrimage center that is home of the 2nd largest Roman Catholic church in the world |
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Christopher Parkening, Django Reinhardt, & Joan Jett |
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In some southern versions, the 3rd little pig doesn't get roast beef but these pig innards |
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It's said early nobility kept lap dogs in their laps to draw these pests off themselves |
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Prince Andrew's mother-in-law lives with a polo player in this country against which Andrew fought |
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Ohio State coach who said, "When you pass the ball, 3 things can happen, & 2 of them are bad" |
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I.M. Pei designed a 70' glass pyramid as an addition to this famous French museum |
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Woody Allen, Jimmy Dorsey, & Artie Shaw |
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It's where the crooked man who went a crooked mile found a crooked sixpence |
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Though hounds, the borzoi, saluki, & whippet depend on this sense to hunt their prey |
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This "Rive Gauche" designer swore to get his revenge on those who once "terrorized & bullied" him |
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Until 1936, college teams also competed for this "colorful" Canadian Football League trophy |
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Surprisingly, this, not grapes, is France's leading single crop |
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Perhaps Little Tommy Tucker's voice wasn't that great, since all he got for supper was this |
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It's said when he died in Greece, this English romantic poet still carried the collar of his deceased dog |
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"Turn your old ermine coat into a bathrobe," said this Vogue editor in her book "D.V." |
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