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The 2 founders of Yahoo! & the 2 founders of Google all attended this California school |
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On Nov. 18, 1928 this American icon made his film debut at NYC's Colony Theatre |
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John Guare's "Six Degrees of..." |
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Byron wrote, "Let us have" this "and women, mirth and laughter, sermons and soda-water the day after" |
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Unlike other marine mammals, the sea otter does not have this layer of fat to keep it warm |
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This folklore hero was so big, as a child he rocked in his cradle & caused a 75-foot tide in the Bay of Fundy |
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Texas Lutheran University is in Seguin; this school founded in 1873 is in Fort Worth |
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This red-caped Terrytoons rodent has been saving the day on TV since 1955, with operatic flair |
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Eugene O'Neill's "Strange..." |
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Whether autumn leaves turn fiery amber, vivid gold or dull brown depends on the composition of this thick liquid |
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As seen here, the sea otter wraps itself in this "marine" material to anchor itself while it rests |
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A con game, or the police squad that breaks it up |
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Recovering from Katrina, it scheduled a makeup "lagniappe semester" starting in May 2006 |
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This "fastest mouse in all Mexico" has a cousin, Slowpoke Rodriguez |
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Neil Simon's "The Prisoner of..." |
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The Quaker State Company was founded in 1931 in a Pennsylvania city named for this liquid |
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There are about 2,500 Southern sea otters off the California coast & 50,000 Northern sea otters off this state |
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In this early American courting custom, a couple lay fully clothed on a bed & exchanged endearments |
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The North Carolina university founded in this town in 1834 is now in Winston-Salem |
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In 1975 Grape Ape & Mumbly teamed with this Hanna-Barbera cat & mouse duo but by December, the ape was out |
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Beth Henley's "Crimes of the..." |
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The rounded area of a ship's hull, dividing bottom from sides, or the yucky water that collects there |
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4-letter term for an otter's skin, the demand for which once almost made them extinct |
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2-word term for the 30,000-pound precision-guided bombs used to destroy underground command centers |
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It's the northernmost Ivy League School |
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First name of young Mr. Mousekewitz, voiced by Phillip Glasser in "An American Tail" |
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Oscar Wilde's "A Woman of No..." |
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The cholesterol doctors measure is called this "cholesterol", for the fluid part of whole blood |
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Sea otters feed on clams, crabs, abalone & these creatures seen here |
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Born Edward Z.C. Judson, he was the originator of the 19th century dime novels, many featuring Buffalo Bill Cody |
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