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| A novel by Barbara Ehrenreich on the daily struggles of a single American woman, getting by on minimum wage jobs | |
| Television show that starred Lee Majors as Steve Austin | |
| American breed of horse that excels at sprinting short distances, can reach speeds of 55mph | |
| Cable television channel that had shows such as You Can't Do That On Television | |
| An expression used to describe something or someone as generic or easy to find | |
| Flat, round marine animals, when the wash on the shore many people collect them | |
| A U.S. health charity that helps to improve the lives of babies, originally founded to combat polio | |
| Late 19th and early 20th century literature that included five and ten cent weekly libraries, and some pulp magazines | |
| Located in the heart of New Orleans, Mardi Gras is celebrated here each year | |
| These are usually traded for less than five dollars a share and can be done over the counter | |
| An old fable about a chicken, who believes the sky is falling | |
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| Was the penalty for high treason in medieval England | |
| A member of the offensive side of the ball in American football, usually hands the ball off or throws it | |
| 2004 film starring Hilary Swank, Clint Eastwood and Morgan Freeman | |
| Grammy award winning Canadian rock band with the single 'How You Remind Me' | |
| Song by the Barenaked Ladies, they might buy you a lot more Kraft Dinner | |
| Beatles song that was released as a double A-side to 'Strawberry Fields Forever' | |
| Retail store that sells inexpensive items, usually with a single price point for all items in the store | |
| Major League pitcher, now on the San Francisco Giants, debuted with the Florida Marlins | |
| Played Laverne in the TV show Laverne and Shirley | |
| Low, lace-less shoes that have a slip-on quality to them, like a moccasin | |
| Distribted during the depression in the 30's, these were often used as a promotion, redeemable like cash for an item | |
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