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Q: Who dancer insured her legs for one million?
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What actress's legs were insured for one million dollars?

greta garbo


What year did Betty Grable insure her legs?

Her legs were insured for one million dollars by her studio, MGM, in 1943.


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when a dancer has both legs at a 180 angle from one another on the floor or in the air.


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The insured and the insured professional are one and the same.


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Millipedes are a combination of two Latin terms that form the word thousand foot. These arthropods usually contain over a hundred legs but can feature just 40 or 50 legs.


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The word dancer is a noun. A dancer is one who dances.


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What movie and television projects has Ward Arnold been in?

Ward Arnold has: Played Dancer in "Redheads on Parade" in 1935. Performed in "One in a Million" in 1936. Played Dancer in "King of Burlesque" in 1936. Played Sailor in "The Phantom Submarine" in 1940. Played Employee in "Turnabout" in 1940. Played Dancer in "Time Out for Rhythm" in 1941.


In the state of Florida can a car be registered by one person and insured by another?

A car can be registered and insured by a number of people. Usually they are one and the same. A car can be insured with having it registered to you if you would like to drive it.


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The word dancer is a noun. A dancer is one who dances.


If a car is insured and registered in one state and a son resides in another state with the insured car is that OK?

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