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A spot in this California nat'l park is the lowest place in the Western Hemisphere -- 282' below sea level |
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Heloise suggests dyeing your kids' pancakes this color on Saint Patrick's Day |
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It's the site where the mission seen here began in 1995 (space shuttle liftoff) |
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Here's the naked truth: this 1997 film is the highest-grossing British movie in history |
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The papers with this name in NYC & L.A. have combined daily circulations of over 2 million |
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Administered by Pakistan, it's the second-highest mountain in the world |
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Paul Revere Mall, a park in this city, has bronze tablets honoring the people of the North End |
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You can make pudding, as well as pie, from the pulp of this jack-o'-lantern gourd |
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They're the 2 historic former presidents seen here in 1992 (at a ranch) |
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Of "Carousel", "Rollercoaster" or "Midway", the film that featured a very young Helen Hunt |
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Meaning of the name of Nicaragua's La Prensa, or what Nicaragua hasn't always had "freedom of" |
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In 1970 McDonnell Douglas introduced this jetliner to compete with the Boeing 747 |
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About 1/3 of this state's visitors arrive by cruise ship, many from Vancouver, British Columbia |
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Cheese kreplach & cheese blintzes are suggested dishes for Shavuot, a holiday of this religion |
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Rhyming nickname of the man seen here who kept the world informed in 1991 |
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This "heavenly" Meg Ryan film shares its name, but not its plot, with a Tony-winning musical |
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Portland's largest paper is The Oregonian; this is Nashville's |
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Slang for "square", it's the name of an all-female rock band of the 1990s |
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Elfreth's Alley, not far from Betsy Ross' home in this city, is the USA's oldest continuously occupied street |
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Cinco de Mayo is the perfect time to serve margaritas & this classic avocado dip |
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The "thrilling" Manila brawler seen here in 1975 (he lost) |
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This sister of Francis Ford Coppola appeared in all of his "Godfather" films |
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Correct pronounciation of the name of a 234-year-old Hartford paper, or the type of "events" it covers |
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Abbreviation for the period of one's education from age 4 to 6 through high school |
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A statue of this Spanish explorer is displayed at Fountain of Youth Park in St. Augustine, Florida |
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This Hawaiian island celebrates its famous onions with an annual festival that includes a recipe contest |
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He's the deposed dictator seen here in custody (captured in 1989) |
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Kirk Douglas played the "gentleman caller" in the film version of this Tennessee Williams play |
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This Tulsa morning paper is a translation of Germany's Die Welt |
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Vernon Kell, known as "K", headed this British security service when it was founded in 1909 |
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