Not Spain. They are pretty high on the list I'm sure. Valencia oranges of course. I only looked at the top four, and Spain was not listed
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Mexico? I don't think it's the USA, but I could be wrong. This one is tough, haha
The USA is number four. The correct answer is in the Southern Hemisphere. Mexico is number 5. Egypt is #6 and Spain is #7. Iran produces lots of fruits, and is #9
Brazil is #1. More than double any other country. India is #2. China #3. Production in Florida is way down due to deflation in orange prices. Don't hunt me down for the following:. Venezuela is in South America, but above the equator. The capital, Caracas, is at 11 degrees North Latitude
Yeah, I wasn't sure about that one. I think I read it as South America. I went back and saw that you said southern hemisphere. So that’s my bad. Great question though. I'll use that one and pretend I know what I am talking about in the future, haha
Thank you! I'm very polite in person, but with the help of google, I sound like a so-and-so in print. Some of the South American countries amaze me. Plenty of natural resources with no results
You got it! Orca is right on the money. USS Indianapolis speech by Quint is one of the greatest of all time.
I honestly didn't remember, but I know orca are killed whales! I watched Jaws through my fingers for the most part. I'm not a particularly brave viewer of horror films. ☺
The Hardy Boys.OFC
Both good guesses, but no. Here's a hint: It's a children's horror fiction series that inspired a TV series and two films.
Yes! I was surprised when I read this, but then I saw how many books there are in the series. Still, 350 millions is a lot of books sold. You're up!
Before your hint I almost guessed the LOTR series. I can't believe it was Goosebumps.
Well, the paper was established before the Civil War, just don't remember the exact year. I think it was after the war though that they started the crossword. Could've been right after or way after. Wild guess, 1877?
That's close enough. It was 1942 and it was published to give people a distraction from the war. Turned out to be a very solid idea! You're up!
Wow all those spy thrillers I read finally paid off.
OK, who was the baseball player who also spied for the US government during World War II? Hint: there was a book written about him called "The Catcher Was a Spy".
OK, who was the baseball player who also spied for the US government during World War II? Hint: there was a book written about him called "The Catcher Was a Spy".
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