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Ian Fleming based this character in part on Cary Grant, who later turned down the role |
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In the 1770s she lived on Arch Street in Philly, where she & husband John ran an upholstery business |
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Lewisite, an arsenic-containing blistering agent, was developed to be used in this conflict |
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Though lace can be made of many types of thread, this flaxen fiber is historically the source of the finest |
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At many Japanese hotels, guests enjoy cha-no-yu, the ceremony celebrating this, perhaps in late afternoon |
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This Christmas carol's 2nd line begins, "Above thy deep and dreamless sleep, the silent stars go by" |
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In 1922 Grant worked as a stiltworker advertising Steeplechase Park at this Brooklyn attraction |
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On Market Street, between 5th & 6th, you can see this, which bears an inscription from Leviticus 25:10 |
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Millions in Asia are at risk from high arsenic levels in this: the EPA's new limit is 10 parts per billion |
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The 2 basic types of lace are bobbin & this one, also a type of embroidery |
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Before holidaying in potentially dangerous places, visit this U.S. govt. department's "Travel Warnings" website |
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The building housing local administration offices that are also used for public meetings |
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Until he was dubbed Cary Grant by Paramount Studios, Cary was known by this name |
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In 1774 this assembly met for the first time in Carpenters' Hall in Philadelphia |
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A case of arsenic poisoning is deftly solved in this author's 1932 story "The Tuesday Night Club" |
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In Elizabethan times, lace was a popular material for this stiff, frilly collar |
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On a visit to this country, check out the Suceava monasteries & also take in a Transylvanian village or two |
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This term for one who frequents fashionable spots was the title of Walter Winchell's column |
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Cary turned down roles opposite this leading lady in "Roman Holiday" & "Sabrina" but did act with her in "Charade" |
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The city's motto, "Philadelphia maneto", means "Let" this "continue" |
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The mineral arsenopyrite, mainly arsenic, sulfur & this element, smells of garlic on being fractured |
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This English monarch loved to wear lace, & an herb with tiny white flowers is called her "lace" |
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On a holiday to the east coast of this state, you can see the Pepsi 400 & the Saturn V |
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Equal to 36 square miles, it's a subdivision of a county |
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Cary's only child is Jennifer Grant, whose mother is this actress often seen courtside at L.A. Lakers games |
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This institute established in 1824 is Philadelphia's Museum of Science & Technology |
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In the 1890s mildew plus an arsenic compound called Paris Green in this decorative material killed thousands |
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"Gros point de" this city, Italy's greatest lace center, arose in the 1600s with elaborate scroll patterns |
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If you travel to Morocco, "come with me to" the Berber castles known as these |
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Named for the PM who sponsored them, these 1767 "Acts" levied unpopular taxes on the American colonies |
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