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Brooklyn's Kingsway Jewish Center is where this future politician & Vermonter was bar mitzvahed in 1954 |
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This should be familiar--the French tricolor flag, flown since 1830, features these 3 colors |
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Before he was on "This is Us", actor Chris Sullivan said, "Guess what day it is?" as this animal on GEICO commercials |
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Once it meant a young knight; today it means an unmarried man |
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This low upholstered seat was introduced to Europe from an empire; now it's used to mean a footstool |
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At his 1954 bar mitzvah he sang for 4 hours; Paul Simon was there & must have been impressed |
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Officially celebrated since 1880, festivities for it include a parade from the Arc de Triomphe to the Place de la Concorde |
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Charles Martinet says, "It's-a me!", the catchphrase of this video game character |
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It can mean reactions to an idea, or distortion caused by a loop in a sound system |
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Get it right: a podium is something you stand on; I sit at this, a 7-letter word for a reading desk |
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Marks the first appearance of Sherlock Holmes: "A Study in ____" |
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Long Island's Congregation Sons of Israel is where this future gay activist & San Franciscan was bar mitzvahed in 1943 |
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Don't miss the tiny railway in France's national park named for these mountains that border Spain |
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Pitchwoman Joyce Gordon also informed millions of telephone callers, "The number you have reached is" these 4 words |
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Verb meaning to raise a body in the air & keep it afloat, as if by magic |
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A song said this timepiece was "too large for the shelf, so it stood 90 years on the floor" |
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By Erik Larson, about "Murder, Magic and Madness at the Fair": "The Devil in the ____ City" |
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On Dec. 3, 2019 she celebrated her 40th birthday, her bat mitzvah & her new Netflix comedy special "Black Mitzvah" |
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Your year in this region in the south of France might include passing through its lavender fields |
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Frank Simms tried to sound like a mix of Barry White & David Lee Roth when saying "Oh yeah!" in ads for this drink brand |
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A large army unit made up of brigades & regiments |
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The popular Boston style of this chair originated around 1830 |
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A children's classic: "Harold and the ____ Crayon" |
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This future Facebook executive had a symbolic bat mitzvah "twin", a girl in the Soviet Union, where Jews were oppressed |
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During the French Revolution, the royalists were the supporters of King Louis XVI & this dynasty |
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Actress & singer Marni Nixon is known for dubbing this other actress' singing in "West Side Story" |
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An orthodontist may fit you with this external component of braces that sometimes comes with a chin strap |
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Now synonymous with wardrobe, this type of cupboard was once used to store weapons |
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"Forever in ____: The Fourth Summer of the Sisterhood" |
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