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1801

Famous Spies

  1. Nathan Hale
  2. Francis Gary Powers
  3. Mata Hari
  4. Valerie Plame
  5. Chuck Baris
  6. Richard Sorge
  7. Benedict Arnold
  8. The Rosenbergs
  9. Black and White in the Spy vs Spy series, Mad Magazine
  10. Moe Berg
  11. Kim Philby
  12. Bond. James Bond
  13. Aldrich Ames

New list: famous firsts

  1. Man to walk on the moon - Neil Armstrong
1802

New list: famous firsts

  1. Man to walk on the moon - Neil Armstrong
  2. Climbing Mt Everest - Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay
1803

Famous firsts

  1. Man to walk on the moon - Neil Armstrong
  2. Climbing Mt Everest - Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay
  3. The four-minute mile - Roger Bannister
1804

Famous firsts

  1. Man to walk on the moon - Neil Armstrong
  2. Climbing Mt Everest - Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay
  3. The four-minute mile - Roger Bannister
  4. Composer to have six shows running at one time in one place–Andrew Lloyd Webber
1805

Famous firsts

  1. Man to walk on the moon - Neil Armstrong
  2. Climbing Mt Everest - Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay
  3. The four-minute mile - Roger Bannister
  4. Composer to have six shows running at one time in one place–Andrew Lloyd Webber
  5. U.S. President - George Washington
1806

Famous firsts

  1. Man to walk on the moon - Neil Armstrong
  2. Climbing Mt Everest - Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay
  3. The four-minute mile - Roger Bannister
  4. Composer to have six shows running at one time in one place–Andrew Lloyd Webber
  5. U.S. President - George Washington
  6. Female US Supreme Court Justice - Sandra Day O’Connor
1807

Famous firsts

  1. Man to walk on the Moon - Neil Armstrong
  2. Climbing Mt Everest - Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay
  3. The four-minute mile - Roger Bannister
  4. Composer to have six shows running at one time in one place–Andrew Lloyd Webber
  5. U.S. President - George Washington
  6. Female US Supreme Court Justice - Sandra Day O’Connor
  7. Man into space - Yuri Gagarin
1808

Famous firsts

  1. Man to walk on the Moon - Neil Armstrong
  2. Climbing Mt Everest - Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay
  3. The four-minute mile - Roger Bannister
  4. Composer to have six shows running at one time in one place–Andrew Lloyd Webber
  5. U.S. President - George Washington
  6. Female US Supreme Court Justice - Sandra Day O’Connor
  7. Man into space - Yuri Gagarin
  8. African-American to win an Oscar - Hattie McDaniel
1809

Famous firsts

  1. Man to walk on the Moon - Neil Armstrong
  2. Climbing Mt Everest - Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay
  3. The four-minute mile - Roger Bannister
  4. Composer to have six shows running at one time in one place–Andrew Lloyd Webber
  5. U.S. President - George Washington
  6. Female US Supreme Court Justice - Sandra Day O’Connor
  7. Man into space - Yuri Gagarin
  8. African-American to win an Oscar - Hattie McDaniel
  9. Man to fly solo across the Atlantic - Charles Lindbergh
1810

Famous firsts

  1. Man to walk on the Moon - Neil Armstrong
  2. Climbing Mt Everest - Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay
  3. The four-minute mile - Roger Bannister
  4. Composer to have six shows running at one time in one place–Andrew Lloyd Webber
  5. U.S. President - George Washington
  6. Female US Supreme Court Justice - Sandra Day O’Connor
  7. Man into space - Yuri Gagarin
  8. African-American to win an Oscar - Hattie McDaniel
  9. Submarine to sink an enemy ship - CSS Hunley
1811

Famous firsts

  1. Man to walk on the Moon - Neil Armstrong
  2. Climbing Mt Everest - Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay
  3. The four-minute mile - Roger Bannister
  4. Composer to have six shows running at one time in one place–Andrew Lloyd Webber
  5. U.S. President - George Washington
  6. Female US Supreme Court Justice - Sandra Day O’Connor
  7. Man into space - Yuri Gagarin
  8. African-American to win an Oscar - Hattie McDaniel
  9. Submarine to sink an enemy ship - CSS Hunley
  10. Canadians and Doughnuts - my first thread on The Dope
1812

amous firsts

  1. Man to walk on the Moon - Neil Armstrong
  2. Climbing Mt Everest - Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay
  3. The four-minute mile - Roger Bannister
  4. Composer to have six shows running at one time in one place–Andrew Lloyd Webber
  5. U.S. President - George Washington
  6. Female US Supreme Court Justice - Sandra Day O’Connor
  7. Man into space - Yuri Gagarin
  8. African-American to win an Oscar - Hattie McDaniel
  9. Submarine to sink an enemy ship - CSS Hunley
  10. Canadians and Doughnuts - my first thread on The Dope
  11. Super Bowl I Packers 35 Chiefs 10 January 15, 1967
1813

Famous firsts

  1. Man to walk on the Moon - Neil Armstrong
  2. Climbing Mt Everest - Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay
  3. The four-minute mile - Roger Bannister
  4. Composer to have six shows running at one time in one place–Andrew Lloyd Webber
  5. U.S. President - George Washington
  6. Female US Supreme Court Justice - Sandra Day O’Connor
  7. Man into space - Yuri Gagarin
  8. African-American to win an Oscar - Hattie McDaniel
  9. Submarine to sink an enemy ship - CSS Hunley
  10. Canadians and Doughnuts - my first thread on The Dope
  11. Super Bowl I Packers 35 Chiefs 10 January 15, 1967
  12. First First Lady to earn an advanced college degree–Hillary Clinton, J.D. from Yale
1814

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1815

Famous firsts

  1. Man to walk on the Moon - Neil Armstrong
  2. Climbing Mt Everest - Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay
  3. The four-minute mile - Roger Bannister
  4. Composer to have six shows running at one time in one place–Andrew Lloyd Webber
  5. U.S. President - George Washington
  6. Female US Supreme Court Justice - Sandra Day O’Connor
  7. Man into space - Yuri Gagarin
  8. African-American to win an Oscar - Hattie McDaniel
  9. Submarine to sink an enemy ship - CSS Hunley
  10. Canadians and Doughnuts - my first thread on The Dope
  11. Super Bowl I Packers 35 Chiefs 10 January 15, 1967
  12. First First Lady to earn an advanced college degree–Hillary Clinton, J.D. from Yale
  13. First author to write a novel on a typewriter - Mark Twain

Okay, I’ll use the one I was going to use last time.

New category: Counties containing major American cities (that have a different name than the city)

  1. Cook County, Illinois - Chicago
1816

New category: Counties containing major American cities (that have a different name than the city)

  1. Cook County, Illinois - Chicago
  2. Essex County, New Jersey–Newark
1817

Counties containing major American cities (that have a different name than the city)

  1. Cook County, Illinois - Chicago
  2. Essex County, New Jersey - Newark
  3. Suffolk County, Massachusetts - Boston
1818

Counties containing major American cities (that have a different name than the city)

  1. Cook County, Illinois - Chicago
  2. Essex County, New Jersey - Newark
  3. Suffolk County, Massachusetts - Boston
  4. Harris County, Texas - Houston
1819

Counties containing major American cities (that have a different name than the city)

  1. Cook County, Illinois - Chicago
  2. Essex County, New Jersey - Newark
  3. Suffolk County, Massachusetts - Boston
  4. Harris County, Texas - Houston
  5. Fulton County, Georgia - Atlanta
1820

Counties containing major American cities (that have a different name than the city)

  1. Cook County, Illinois - Chicago
  2. Essex County, New Jersey - Newark
  3. Suffolk County, Massachusetts - Boston
  4. Harris County, Texas - Houston
  5. Fulton County, Georgia - Atlanta
  6. Wayne County, Michigan - Detroit

Turns out Dade County was renamed Miami-Dade County.