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1972: A horse head is found in a bed & Sonny gets whacked |
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In baseball, it's the hot corner |
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This national park has 5 entrances, hundreds of waterfalls & more than 300 active geysers |
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In 1925 Clarence Birdseye applied for a patent on a process for doing this to food |
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During courtship certain varieties of this bird can beat their wings 200 times per second |
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This brand of at-home hair color from Clairol has been around for over 50 years |
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1981: A golden idol is retrieved, then surrendered & an ancient artifact is opened |
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Alphabetically, our national parks run from Acadia in Maine to this one in Utah |
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During the '20s, this gangster's operations were said to rank in as much as $100 million a year |
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With males growing to over 5 feet, the world's tallest flying bird is the sarus species of this |
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In Spanish, this proverb translates to "fácil viene, fácil se va" |
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2013: Satellite debris shatters a space shuttle & leaves astronauts in peril |
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My intuition tells me you know this phrase for an extra level of perception |
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Known for its cliff dwellings, the name of this Colorado park is Spanish for "green table" |
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In 1925 he was convicted & fined $100 for teaching evolution in a public school |
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When it dives, this species of falcon goes faster than any other bird |
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Dennis Hopper said this "was never a motorcycle movie to me...a lot of it was about politically what was going on" |
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2015: A captured Soviet operative & an American pilot walk carefully past each other in Berlin |
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Andre the Giant & the Astrodome have been touted as this, adding to an ancient list |
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Of these 2 California parks, Ken Burns said one offers the biggest trees; the other, the tallest |
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Inspired by the composer's daughter, this song was a big hit in the 1920s |
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Found in the northern U.S. during winter, it's the bird seen here making a touchdown |
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A song from this folk opera begins, "Summertime and the livin' is easy" |
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1925: In the Yukon, a starving Charlie Chaplin dines on one of his shoes, laces & all |
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The press inherited this ordinal nickname from the stratified class system of old Europe |
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Located in Oregon, this deepest U.S. lake is in a national park of the same name |
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In Geneva on Nov. 15, 1920 its general assembly met for the first time |
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This endangered vulture with a state in its name has a wingspan of up to 10 feet |
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In a great American novel this character says, "You feel mighty free and easy and comfortable on a raft" |
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