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No petting allowed! A rabid bat turns a lovable mutt into a monster in this King shaggy dog tale |
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This man who started some major fires in physics was a high school dropout |
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Most newspaper stands carry this financial daily paper published by Dow Jones & Co. Inc. |
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Numbered in the 6th century by St. Gregory the Great, they include pride, envy & anger |
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Most butterflies need them to smell; many humans use them to hear radio waves |
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This black nationalist leader, born in Omaha, moved to Michigan when he was still "Little" |
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This book, King's first published novel, hit the big screen starring Sissy Spacek in 1976 |
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Depicted here in stone, this Greek was a teacher of Aristotle |
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This supermarket tabloid claims "the largest circulation of any paper in America" |
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Former members of this "thankful" band have begun touring again as "The Other Ones" |
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You'll need one of these for your head in most synagogues, so they're often provided |
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Omaha native who was a football player in "North Dallas Forty" & a coach in "The Prince of Tides" |
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King published the stories "Rage", "The Long Walk" & "The Running Man" under this pseudonym |
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He made a "monkey" out of all of us in his 1859 book |
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"The Hollywood Reporter" & this "Daily" constitute "the trades" of the TV & film industry |
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A Bedouin shepherd found these priceless manuscripts in 1947 |
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Some horsehairs & light pernambuco wood are necessary to make this musical accessory |
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Johnny Carson grew up in Nebraska & so did this one-time talk show rival |
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King's 1981 overview of the horror genre shares its name with this Saint-Saens "Dance" |
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Revolution was in the air when this man met his writing partner in the Paris of the 1840s |
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One of the better-selling issues of this women's magazine was the April 1972 issue featuring Burt Reynolds |
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Deceased Quasimodos, or 2 very similar-looking people |
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Garlic & lime are found in this sauce that is essential to a classic Bloody Mary |
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She wrote her Nebraska-set "O Pioneers!" while living in Greenwich Village |
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He's the reform-minded former Catholic priest seen here |
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Josef Stalin, Newt Gingrich & Adolf Hitler have all been this magazine's "Man of the Year" |
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This beautiful lady seen here is extremely poisonous |
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From Greek for "primary", this necessity should make up 10-11% of your caloric intake |
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This recipient of the Medal of Honor is Nebraska's senior senator |
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