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He's the Fifth Republic's fourth president |
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By 1883 Arizona was crossed by 2 major railroads, the Southern Pacific & this |
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A small burrowing mammal with rudimentary eyes, or a dark shade of gray |
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American volunteers were heading to this country in 1937 to help the Loyalists in their civil war |
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If you're still wondering what "Fahrvergnugen" means in this company's ads, it's "driving pleasure" |
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Marion Crane, Sam Loomis & Norman Bates |
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This Czech president's plays were formerly banned in his homeland |
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In 1861 Arizonans voted to join it & sent a delegate to its congress |
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This reddish shade is slang for being sympathetic to communism |
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On her Nov. 11, 1938 radio show she belted out the song "God Bless America" |
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Common in Hawaii, a fire fountain is a stream of this issuing from a vent in the ground |
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Doris Walker, Fred Gailey & Kris Kringle |
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Before becoming President of Syria in 1971, he was the country's Minister of Defense |
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Founded by Mormons & home to a large Mormon temple, this city was named for the "flatland" it's on |
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Ironically, this color can mean either puritanical or risque |
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In Feb. 1930 she was crowned the world's amateur singles figure-skating champ for the 4th straight year |
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In law, "common of piscary" refers to the right of doing this in waters owned by others |
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The Ringo Kid, Dallas & Doc Boone |
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In 1990 this owner of La Prensa led an anti-Sandinista coalition to victory in Nicaragua |
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Phoenix sits in a basin known as the "Valley of" this |
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(AUDIO DAILY DOUBLE) Color in the title of the following: Van Morrison's first big hit: Hey, where did we go / Days when the rains came ? / Down in the hollow / Playing a new game / Laughing and a-running, hey, hey / Skipping and a-jumping |
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In Oct. 1931 he received the stiffest sentence ever for income tax evasion, 11 years in prison |
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This jazz "Yardbird" was great at improvising on the alto sax |
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Father O'Malley, Genevieve Linden & Father Fitzgibbon |
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SWAPO leader Sam Nujoma became president of this newly independent African nation in 1990 |
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In 1988 Rose Mofford replaced this man as governor |
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When mixing paint, yellow is the complementary color of this one |
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In 1932, amid charges of neglect & incompetency, this dapper NYC mayor resigned |
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After Colorado, this state to its north has the highest average elevation in the U.S. |
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President Muffley, Colonel "Bat" Guano & General Jack D. Ripper |
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