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• FBI
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• "When you think Taliban, think Nazis..."
• Etymology of Assassin
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• For What It's Worth by Buffalo Springfield - lyrics

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• Rock the Boat by The Hues Corporation - song lyrics
• John Goffe's Mill
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• Instead by Abandon Jalopy - song lyrics
• Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, State, the Judiciary - House
• Guantanamo Bay
• Canadian Prime Minister
• Evolution Revolution Love by Tricky - song lyrics
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• "sitting shivah"
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• Ephesians 5:21
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• The Mint
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• I'm Too Sexy by Right Said Fred - song lyrics
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• Le Monde
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• Medical Practices of 3 States - New Hampshire - Missouri - Arizona
• AMA Code of Ethics 
• America's Cup
• FEC
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• "... violated international law ..."
• USS Pueblo
• "I was there" - Hal Holbrook starred in Pueblo a TV movie
• Schweppes Bitter Lemon
• Order of Succession
• Park Police
• Budweiser Clydesdales
• Picasso and Monet
• US Supreme Court
• Buckley vs. Valeo
• USS Glomar and Project Jennifer
• USS Gudgeon in 1957
• " ...the Oklahoma, the Hornet the Lexington ..."
• USS Wasp
• UN
• "16 countries were involved in that police action ..." - Korean War
• Germany, 1937, Degenerate Art
• Pericles
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• USS Gurke
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• "... a swallow to Capistrano ..."
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• CFR 151
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• Canadian Thanksgiving
• The Little Red Lighthouse and the Great Grey Bridge (ISBN#: 0152470409)
• George Washington Bridge
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• Deputy of Acquisition and Property Management
• Salmonella and Campylobacter jejuni
• USDA
• Bishop of Rome is the Pope
• "... US Airways out of Hartsfield going to DFW"
• Michigan Wolverine - nickname of the University of Michigan
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• The Fall of the Roman Empire from Theodosius [II] to Justinian [II] ?
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• "the Post"
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• Lady Godiva
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• NEA
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• George Perkins Marsh's speech in 1847 not 1845
• Ernst Haeckel
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• Franklin Roosevelt
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• Battle of the Bulge
• Hitler
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• Doctrine of Sovereign Immunity
• RNC
• Governor of New Hampshire
• MS
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• The Civil War
• Origin of "red tape"
• Eleanor Roosevelt
• Undersecretary for Global Affairs
• Apartheid
• Labor Secretary

• ATF
• Governor of Tennessee
• Tennessee National Guard
• Grammy
• Armani
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• Statehouse in Concord
• Thomas Hilton
• Office of Travel and Tourism in New Hampshire
• Governor of New Hampshire
• Marriott in Concord
• House
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• Eisenhower in 57
• Kennedy in 61 [Freedom Rides]
• Edith Galt Wilson
• Woodard Wilson
• Article 2 Section 1 Clause 6 of the U.S. Constitution
• 25th Amendment
• Mural Room
• FBI Director
• Civil Rights Act
• Johnny Walker Blue
• RNC
• Mensa
• the Speaker
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• Rayburn House Office Building
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• OMB
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• Jed Bartlet's favorite movie - The Lion in Winter
• Ritz-Carlton
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• Deep Throat-ing
• How to Choose the Sex of Your Baby by Dr. Landrum B. Shettles
• The Nutcracker
• Marines
• Nijinsky
• " ... watching Leno"
• Pentagon
• "You're going to war over a piece of paper" - World War 1
• Andrew Jackson
• " ... over the Bank of the U.S."
• Censure of Andrew Jackson - 1834 - 1837
• "Boy, boy, crazy boy," - Cool from West Side Story - song lyrics
• "the Post and the Times"
• Harvard
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• Censure - Impeachment
• The Civil War
• "rebuked a sitting president"
• Absolut Cosmopolitans
• DPC
• Wilson's [Grill]
• The Surrey With The Fringe On Top from Oklahoma - song lyrics
• "An employee may not use contract airline/rail passenger service provided under ... General Services Administration ... - basis of making government forms easier to understand
• Gettysburg Address
• Ten Commandments
• FDA
• Sphingosine kinase
• Mahatma Ghandi
• NOW
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• "we will land a man on the moon ... - John F. Kennedy
• MS
• NIH
• "If you had demanded that the N.I.H. solve the problem of polio not through independent, investigator-driven discovery research but by means of a centrally directed program, the odds are very strong that you would get the very best iron lungs in the world - portable iron lungs, transistorized iron lungs - but you wouldn't get the vaccine that eradicated polio." - Samuel Broder, former director of the National Cancer Institute
• HHS
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• May 16, 1940 - Franklin Roosevelt ordered 50,000 airplanes, preparing for World War 2
• Tranquility Base

• The Supreme Court
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• Hamlet
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• the Stones at Wembley Stadium
• Honky Tonk Woman by the Rolling Stones - song lyrics
• Vieques
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• Freedom to Farm Act
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• butter cow and butter Elvis - article
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• James and Peter
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• Dadaism
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• History of Puerto Rico
• PTA
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• Non-Point Source Pollution
• U.S. Bullion Depository at Fort Knox, Kentucky
• Treasury Department
• Roosevelt and Truman
• "Papoose Lake Spacecraft taken from Roswell to Groom Lake in 1947 a little piece of land called Area 51 ... "
• Dungeons and Dragons
• Secretary of the Air Force
• ... "did an exhaustive search for records ..."
• Navy
• Dr. Jekyll and Uncle Fluffy
• "Quando dio vuole castigarci ci manda quello che desideriamo." -
  "When the gods wish to punish us they answer our prayers."
• OJ verdict
• Washington
• Air Force One
• Red, Red Wine by UB40 - song lyrics
• Samoan Fog Cutter or a Navy Grog
• Bacardi 451
• "My family signed the Declaration of Independence" - Bartlet - Dr. Josiah Bartlett
• Nobel Laureate [in Economics]

• Old Executive Office Building
• Resolute Desk
• H.M.S. Resolute
• Rutherford Hayes
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• James Hoban was a slave owner paid
• Buchanan was visited by Edward, Prince of Wales
• "... British torched the place"
• Dolley Madison
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• Chess invented in India around 600 A.D.
• History of Chess
• Joint Chiefs
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• 7th Fleet
• Hartsfield's Landing - Dixville Notch
• Ching Chuang Kang [Air Base]
• the Nimitz
• the Independence
• the Carl Vinson
• Xinhua
• "79 Act" - Taiwan Relations Act
• William Howard Taft
• Seventh Inning Stretch
• Take Me Out to the Ballgame by Jack Norworth and Albert von Tilzer
• "Shine on Harvest Moon" - lyrics by Jack Norworth but music not by Albert von Tilzer
• Retail Politics - addressing individual concerns
• State of the Union
• Tansen
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• Grandmaster
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• "Import-Export Bank" - Export-Import Bank
• Free elections in Taiwan in 1991
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• Marion the Librarian from The Music Man
• Eisenhower
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• Mao

• Social Darwinism
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• Lent
• "body organ that produces hydrochloric acid" - stomach not the pancreas
• Lenox china
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• Amtrak
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• Danny Boy - song lyrics
• Lagavulin
• Anonymous Hold
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• INS
• Toasting
• The Stuarts
• in 1643 members of the Middle Temple toasted Princess Elizabeth by pledging to die in her service
• Governor of New Hampshire
• Fruit Loops
• Senate Appropriations
• Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma
• General Assembly of the United Nations
• Arafat
• Kipling
• James Joyce
• Eugene O'Neill
• "There is no present or furture only the past happening over and over again -- now" from A Moon for the Misbegotten
• King Baudouin of Belgium
• Betaseron
• Canadian National Anthem
• Censure - Impeachment
• U.S. Presidents with Irish heritage:
• Andrew Jackson
• James Polk
• James Buchanan
• Ulysses S. Grant
• William McKinley
• Woodrow Wilson
• John F. Kennedy
• Richard Nixon
• Ronald Reagan
• Bill Clinton
• Yankee Doodle by George M. Cohan - song lyrics
• FDR
• Campobello
• Churchill
• History of X-ray
• History of Penicillin
• electron was discovered in 1897
• Haydn and Mozart
• the House
• Sloan-Kettering

• Mural Room
• Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
• de Bergerac
• Florida Governor
• Magellan
• Balboa
• Jacques Cousteau
• Clean Coal
• AP
• Meet the Press
• U.S. News and World Report
• Fed Chair
• State
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• "Energy Workers Union"
• Corporate Average Fuel Economy Standards
• House
• GOP
• University of Florida
• University of Notre Dame
• London School of Economics
• "Dartmouth University" - Dartmouth College
• Cal Berkeley
• "go Bears"
• Princeton Tigers
• the Kaiser
• Nightline
• GAO
• blank verse
• Dylan ? - Bob Dylan - Dylan Thomas
• Poet Laureate
• Land Mine Treaty
• Capital Gang
• Inside Politics
• Ivy League
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• Harvard Alumni Association
• Smith
• Cambridge Massachusetts - Harvard
• Sanskrit
• Miranda
• Yoo-hoo
• FDR Memorial
• Folger Library
• Georgetown
• Jed is trying to sing Makin' Whoopee - song lyrics
• John Quincy Adams
• Wilson
• gravitas - high seriousness (as in a person's bearing or in the treatment of a subject) from M-W.COM
• Clark Clifford
• Lord of the Flies
• The Federal Page of the Washington Post
• One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest with:
• Nurse Ratched
• McMurphy
• Chief Bormden
• Adrienne Rich
• Anne Sexton
• "Howl" by Allen Ginsberg

• "We humbly asked Him to remove our shortcomings. ..."
• Capitals
• AP
• The Emancipation Proclamation
• NATO
• NAEP
• Education Secretary
• Drug Czar
• HUD Secretary
• ONDCP
• 1040a
• First Baptist Church
• Salvation Army
• Police Benevolent Society of Washington D.C. - Concerns of Police Survivors
• Big Brothers and Sisters of Washington D.C.
• eBay
• Yeoman of the Guard
• On Her Majesty's Secret Service
• James Bond
• Energy Secretary
• Radiological Assistance Team - Experienced Department of Energy (DOE) and/or DOE contractor professionals who are adequately equipped to conduct offsite radiological emergency monitoring. Radiological Assistance Teams are at all DOE Field Offices, all national laboratories, and most area offices and associated contractors. from DOE
• NSC
• Mr. Moto Films
• Thank You, Mr. Moto
• Think Fast, Mr. Moto
• Mysterious Mr. Moto
• Mr. Moto Takes a Chance
• Mr. Moto's Gamble
• Mr. Moto in Danger Island
• Mr. Moto Takes a Vacation
• Mr. Moto's Last Warning
• The Return of Mr. Moto
• Governor of Idaho
• FEMA
• National Digestive Diseases Awareness Week
• General Pulaski Memorial Day - General Casimir Pulaski
• National Sewing Month
• Google
• The NHL's Winnipeg Jets moved and became the Phoenix Coyotes
• Labatts
• DNC
• Tostitos
• Aaron Burr shot a guy - Alexander Hamilton
• HR 1783
• VISA
• Banana Republic
• Eisenhower
• Ulysses S. Grant
• The Civil War
• Lincoln
• Yankee
• Paul Reveres - Civil Defense Volunteers
• Daniel Webster
• Whig Party
• NGA
• Willard Hotel
• "to modify the quantitative limitations applicable to the imports of wheat gluten"
• Governor of New Jersey
• Aberdeen Proving Ground
• Video of a TOW missile penetrating a nuclear waste cask
• "I know how to count to 270" - Electoral College votes needed to win a Presidential election
• American Revolution
• Twelfth Night
• Advanced Placement English Class
• Tonto
• Beowulf
• Etch-a-Sketch

• Yankees
• World Series
• Clinton Cabinet
• Marine
• Helen Thomas
• These events took place circa June 6, 1982:
• Summit Conference in Versailles
• Versailles Palace
• Air Force One
• The Pope
• "Windsor Palace"
• the Queen
• the Sizzler
• Alan Greenspan
• Marine One
• Washington Monument
• Meet the Press
• Invasion of Panama
• Noriega
• Face the Nation
• The House of Representatives
• Vince Foster
• Mario Cuomo
• Mount Rushmore
• Benjamin Franklin
• Nixon pardon
• Iran hostages
• "Truman. 1948. He signed an executive order to in regard to the military to desegregate the military."
• The Cabinet
• the day Richard Nixon resigned - August 9, 1974
• John Kennedy Jr. - "that desk"
• Teddy Roosevelt

• Real news story about Saudi girls
• Freedonia
• Hooray for Captain Spalding from Animal Crackers - song lyrics
• NATO
• Lydia the Tattooed Lady from Duck Soup - song lyrics
• KGB
• Tammany Hall
• League of Women Voters
• Muttawa - Islamic religious police organization in Saudi Arabia
• State Department
• Air Force One
• Mantyniemi
• Russian President
• Maryknoll
• Malibu Barbie
• Royal Family
• "Brutus is an honorable man" from Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare
• Grand Salon in Finlandia Hall
• NASDAQ
• Perrier
• Novaya Gazetta IN RUSSIAN
• Stoli-drinking
• Tchaikovskys
• Steel Workers Organizing Committee
• AFL - CIO
• First Amendment
• Treasury
• Atomic Energy Minister
• MINATOM
• Secretary of Defense or State
• Director of the CIA
• NSA
• FBI
• Naval Intelligence
• Chernobyl
• Jean Valjean from Les Misérables
• MS
• Cold War
• Enquirer
• New York Times
• Kennedy Center
• Secret Service
• FDR gave a budget speech on October 19, 1932 in Pittsburgh
• The Kremlin
• [Russian] Defense Minister
• Duma
• Pong
• Candid Camera
• Governor of New York
• Spirit of St. Louis

• "... the cartoon character can talk and, you know hatch a plan." - Bullwinkle
• UPI
• Ways and Means
• IBEW
• "baby blue '65 Mustang convertible"
• MS
• FBI
• "... your bris"
• "the Garden"
• Harlem Boys Choir
• Dean Martin roast
• War of the Roses
• Catholic Charities
• Royal National company
• Plantagent
• NSA
• Fifth Fleet
• Al Jaber Air Base
• Prince Sultan Air Base
• Incirlik [Air Base]
• Seeb North Air Base
• Force Protection Delta
• C.J.'s niece is named after Ben Hogan
• Barneys
• United Auto Workers
• Ebay
• Washington Times
• Postal and Treasury Subcommittee
• Old Ebbitt
• Fort Myer
• "Henry V three Henry VIs [Parts 1 ,2 , 3 ] and Henry VIII"
• Shakespeare
• Coast Guard
• Secret Service
• Vera Wang
• Chicago Police Department
• CEQ
• US Department of Commerce
• Andrew Jackson
• AP
• McKinley v. Bryan
• Cross of Gold speech
• Los Alamos
• Williams-Sonoma
• Kennedy School of Government
• "Last year, it was a third."
• Nabisco
• Tiny Tim and Miss what's her name (Vicki)
• Justice Department
• INS
• National Archives
• Supreme Court building
• Marine One
• Chief Justice
• FCC
• 15 U.S.C Section 1
• Inauguration Day
• Fort Point
• Golden Gate Bridge
• "I was on Eagle's [President Bartlet's] protection detail in Rosslyn" - assassination attempt - What Kind of Day Has It Been

• FBI
• NSA Echelon
• Justice Department
• Capone
• Caravan - song lyrics
• Van Morrison
• Flashdance
• DNC
• "Dakota" - see 6.
• Werner Fassbinder
• War of the Roses
• Catholic Charities
• Royal National company
• broasted
• Archbishop of New York
• Diplomatic Relations Act 22 U.S.C. 254
• Golden Gate Bridge
• Agent 99
• OPR
• Vera Wang
• Dulles
• BWI
• Mount Rushmore
• Moondance - song lyrics
• New York Mets
• Bride & Groom Magazine
• Leave it to Beaver
• Congressional Women's Caucus
• Secretary of Labor
• starting second baseman for the Yankees
• West Point
• OPM
• Space Pen
• Battle of Agincourt
• William Pitt
• Pearl Harbor
• "We killed Yamamoto" - timeline
• Dietrich Bonhoeffer
• Bronx Borough President
• G-8
• Political Action Committee
• Sherry Lansing
• State Department
• War on Poverty
• Nobel Laureate [in Economics]
• il Principe ?

• Marine One
• Air Force One
• New York City Hall
• Pentagon
• The National Security Act
• Executive Order prohibiting political assassination
• Posse Comitatus Act
• RAF
• Gannett News
• Jack Kent Cooke
• Washington Redskins
• Alpaca
• Big Brother
• War of the Roses
• Christ's College at Cambridge
• Connecticut had a law prohibiting the use of contraceptives
• President of China IN CHINESE
• AP
• Bally's
• Swingle Singers
• Directors of the NSA, Central Intelligence
• National Security Advisor, Secretaries of State and Defense, the Attorney General and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs
• 11905
• FBI
• Uniformed Division
• Barneys
• "Hung be the heavens with black, yield day to night!" from Henry VI, part 1, Act 1, Scene 1
• Yankee
• Yankee Stadium
• Major Deegan
• Catholic Charities
• Milky Way
• Secret Service
• NYPD
• "... too unpardonable! Off with the crown, ..." from Henry VI, part 3, Act 1, Scene 4
• Hallelujah sung by Jeff Buckley - song lyrics
• Pledge of Allegiance
• "The center fielder for the Yankees [Bernie Williams] is an accomplished classic guitarist"
• The Patriotic Song by Stephen Oliver - song lyrics from Continuity Guide to "The West Wing"

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