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With a $28,000-per-episode budget, this PBS kids' show made its debut on Nov. 10 & has stuck around for a few decades |
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This blows in when you get a sudden burst of energy after feeling tired |
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Indo-Iranian & Germanic are branches of this hyphenated family that spans 2 continents |
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Much of this musical is set at the Kit Kat Klub in Berlin |
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You might be "in the" or "tickled" this color on June 23, its national day |
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Glen Bell was a WWII Marine cook in Guadalcanal before he started this Mexican fast food chain |
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Ironically, on Feb. 14 Pope Paul VI's edict removed the feast of this saint's day from the liturgical calendar |
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It's the next rank under captain on a commercial ship |
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Niger-Congo languages include this Bantu tongue that's official in Kenya & Tanzania |
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This play about a widow & her chauffeur "takes place from 1948 to 1973, mostly in Atlanta" |
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Use the smiling face with heart eyes on July 17, the world day for these |
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Comedian Rob Riggle was still an active reservist when he was a correspondent on this Comedy Central news satire show |
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Called a sort of dress rehearsal, this space mission in May of 1969 sent the first color TV pictures of planet Earth |
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You don't want to touch this electric transportation item, in real life or in politics |
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Yucatecan is one branch of the language family that gets its name from this ancient civilization |
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In Act One, Scene 1 of this play, "the curtain rises on Truvy's Beauty Shop" in Chinquapin Parish, Louisiana |
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July 13 honors these side orders, whether matchstick or shoestring |
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Before he joined the First Order as Kylo Ren, this actor was one of the good guys, enlisting as a Marine |
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Student occupation of a Harvard building led to the end of this military education program at the school for 40 years |
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This Christian sect founded in the U.S. got its official name in 1860 |
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The Athabascan family ranges into Canada & includes this SW language, the USA's most widely spoken native language |
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This 1988 Tony-winning play is set in a Paris prison in the present & in flashbacks from 1960 to 1970 in Beijing |
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July 12 celebrates those like Jane Seymour & Kate Bosworth who have heterochromia, meaning this |
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Before he was a go-to guy for Scorsese, this actor earned a medal for his service in Lebanon in the 1950s |
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Dismissed by de Gaulle in 1968, he returned to the "centre" of French politics, succeeding de Gaulle as president |
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First used in Spain in the 1930s, this term refers to a group working in secret to aid an enemy |
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Dravidian languages include this one that preceded "Tigers" in the name of an Asian separatist group |
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A back room & bar of Harry Hope's saloon is the setting for this Eugene O'Neill play |
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A'phabet day, aka no "L" day, is punningly observed on this date |
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This "Boombastic" reggae singer served a tour in the corps in the first Gulf War |
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