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In 1922 James Truslow Adams' "The Founding of New England" won the fifth of these prizes given for history |
Pulitzer
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The auditory organs of long-horned grasshoppers are located on the tibias of these body parts |
legs
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2 decades after finishing the ceiling, he was back in the Sistine Chapel working on "The Last Judgment" |
Michelangelo
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George F. Allen, governor of this state, is the son of former Washington Redskins coach George Allen |
Virginia
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Mae West was considered for the role of Norma Desmond in this film, but Gloria Swanson got the part |
Sunset Boulevard
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Historian George Bancroft served as Secretary of this armed service & established its Maryland academy |
United States Navy
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Encephalitis is transmitted by the culex type of this insect |
mosquito
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Between 1817 & 1822, John Constable made a series of studies of these sky features |
clouds
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This agency provides grants to states & cities that seek to prevent pollution |
EPA (Environment Protection Agency)
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A costume dispute may have kept Joan Crawford from hitting the beach with Burt Lancaster in this 1953 film |
From Here to Eternity
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Byzantine historian & Princess Anna Comnena was born in this city in 1083 |
[The end-of-round signal sounds.]
Constantinople
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4 stages make up the life cycle of butterflies & moths: egg, larva, adult & this one |
pupa
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An example of social realism is his "Epic of the Mexican People..." in Mexico's Palacio Nacional |
Diego Rivera
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A 16-mile rail line crossing Johor Strait connects this city-state with Malaysia |
(Alex: Yes, and we have a minute to go.)
Singapore
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This cabinet department is the chief U.S. government body operating foreign trade programs |
Department of Commerce
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Jane Fonda & Robert Redford almost starred as Mr. and Mrs. Guy Woodhouse in this devilish 1968 thriller |
(Marv: What is...)
Rosemary's Baby
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His wife Ariel is credited as co-author of 5 of the 11 volumes of his "Story of Civilization" |
(Will) Durant
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Dung, Japanese & June beetles are among these brightly-colored beetles |
scarabs
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His pointillist "Bathing Scene" was rejected by the 1884 Salon & shown at the Salon de Independants |
(Georges) Seurat
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This Chinese city's most famous landmark is Zhong Shan Road, which parallels the Huang-Pu River |
Shanghai
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This agency, the GSA, stockpiles strategic materials & disposes of surplus property |
General Services Administration
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Burt Reynolds rejected the astronaut role in this 1983 film; Jack Nicholson took it & won his 2nd Oscar |
(Susan: Hmmm...I can think of the other actors, but not the name of the film.)
Terms of Endearment
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This author of "The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire" had little formal education |
(Edward) Gibbon
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Ants eagerly seek the honeydew emitted by these insects also called plant lice or green flies |
aphids
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After Napoleon's defeat in 1815, this neoclassical French artist went to Brussels, where he died in exile |
(Jacques-Louis) David
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This Russian Pacific port on Peter-the-Great Bay was founded as a military outpost in 1860 |
Vladivostok
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1 of 2 justices of the U.S. Supreme Court who were appointed from Arizona |
(1 of) Sandra Day O'Connor (or Chief Justice Rehnquist)
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Tallulah Bankhead refused this supporting role in "Gone with the Wind", wishing no one to call her madam |
(Susan: What is Melanie?)
Belle Watling
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