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VOGUE'S CENTURY OF FASHION |
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In a Poe story, Madame L'Espanaye & her daughter were murder victims on this street |
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In 1938 Vogue showed one of these cinchers as outerwear -- 1938's version of Madonna |
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This just in to "Weekend Update" -- this "Fall Guy" was SNL's first breakout star |
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A source of nutmeg & cloves, the Moluccas are also known by this aromatic name |
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This observance always falls 2 days before Easter |
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Jody named this Steinbeck title creature Gabilan Mountains |
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In the late '60s this long cover-up with a Turkish name became popular not only for women, but for men, too |
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Man oh man, his characters included Operaman & Cajunman |
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Whether greater or lesser, this group includes all of the West Indies except the Bahamas |
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It's the second most-populous city in Mexico |
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A Frank R. Stockton tale ends with "Which came out of the opened door, the lady, or" this |
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In 1999 he pumped up nightclubs with a musical tribute to his hero Frank Sinatra |
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Ocean in which you find Comoros, a group of 3 islands that broke from French rule in 1975 |
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Speech on ending his fast, March 10, 1961, Delano, California |
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The only 1 of the 5 Cities of the Plain in the Bible that fits the category |
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The Edward Everett Hale title character known as this "Died on board U.S. Corvette Levant" |
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He was "Berry Berry Good" as ballplayer Chico Escuela & more recently as Uncle Junior on "The Jamie Foxx Show" |
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The Admiralty Islands in Papua New Guinea are part of this archipelago named for a German |
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Farewell address to Congress, April 19, 1951 |
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"Our Town" setting for a "Sesame Street" monster |
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Hazel Morse was her "Big Blonde" |
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It's not Pat but this comic who starred in the one-woman show & movie "God Said 'Ha!'" |
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The year after the atomic test on its Bikini Atoll, this group became a trusteeship of the U.S. |
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"A Vast Wasteland", May 9, 1961, Washington, D.C. |
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It may look like a duck, but this clumsy creature was once thought related to the loon, but that was looney: |
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