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Letter
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Hint
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Answer
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A
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Ocean that straddles Long Island on three sides
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Atlantic Ocean
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B
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Singer and songwriter of "Piano Man"
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Billy Joel
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C
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Beachy neighborhood in Brooklyn that is technically a peninsula
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Coney Island
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D
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Biological molecule discovered at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory by James Watson and Francis Crick
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DNA
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E
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Cosmetics and skincare brand whose namesake founder was born in Corona
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Estée Lauder
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F
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Public park that was the setting for much of Iron Man 2
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Flushing Meadows
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G
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Book set in a fictionalized version of Great Neck, on Long Island's North Shore
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The Great Gatsby
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H
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Group of towns in eastern Long Island known for being a popular seaside resort
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Hamptons
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I
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Interstate highway that stretches from Manhattan to Riverhead
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I-495
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J
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Busiest International Commercial Airport in North America
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John F. Kennedy
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K
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Grocery store chain based in Hauppauge recognized as America's first supermarket
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King Kullen
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L
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Hamlet in Nassau County originally built for returning World War II veterans, the first of many such projects
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Levittown
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M
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Village on the far eastern tip of Long Island, famous for its lighthouse
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Montauk
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N
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Actress famous for playing Padme Amidala in Star Wars
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Natalie Portman
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O
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Mansion formerly owned by Otto Hermann Kahn where the music video for Taylor Swift's "Blank Space" was filmed
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Oheka Castle
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P
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Legendary rapper from Hempstead who comprised one half of Mobb Deep
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Prodigy
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Q
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NYC Borough that makes up roughly 30% of Long Island's population but only 8% of the area
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Queens
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R
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Former airport and current shopping mall site that Charles Lindbergh started his Trans-Atlantic voyage from
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Roosevelt Field
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S
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North shore town home to a prestigious SUNY University
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Stony Brook
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T
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Series of three horse races that concludes its final leg in Belmont Park in Elmont
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Triple Crown
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U
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19th-century-era organized network of secret routes that had some locations in Long Island
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Underground Railroad
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V
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Town whose Jewish temple was visited by President Ronald Reagan
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Valley Stream
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W
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Poet and essayist who wrote "Leaves of Grass"
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Walt Whitman
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X
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Russian princess and Long Island socialite who recognized Anna Anderson as Anastasia Romanova
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Xenia Georgievna
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Y
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Village formerly home to a summer camp promoting Nazi ideology to youth
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Yaphank
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Z
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Prestigious medical college of Hofstra University
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Zucker School
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