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BASEBALL ROOKIES OF THE YEAR |
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"The Princes of Ireland" is vol. 1 of Edward Rutherfurd's "Saga" named for this capital |
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This center fielder who hit 660 homers & won 2 NL MVP awards started his pro career in the Negro Leagues |
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This philosopher & partner of Engels took up residence in London after being expelled from Prussia in 1849 |
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Benjamin Eisenstadt introduced this pink-packeted product in 1957 |
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The "Virginia" variety of this country dance starts with partners facing each other in 2 lines |
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I'm somehow sensing you'll know this word for a medium, from the Greek for "of the soul" |
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A song provided the title of this Michael Walsh novel featuring Ilsa Lund & Victor Laszlo |
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He was the first Japanese player in nearly 30 years to play in the majors when he pitched for the Dodgers in 1995 |
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Seen here, the death of this Athenian philosopher was immortalized by Jacques-Louis David in 1787 |
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1 1997 song by The Verve says life is this type of symphony |
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A star was born when Rudolph Valentino did this Latin-American dance in "Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" |
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An extinct flying reptile from the Cretaceous Period, it had a wingspan of about 25 feet |
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This term for a lawyer who pulls in profits provided the title of a John Grisham book |
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This pitcher was Rookie of the Year in 1967; he won the Cy Young & a World Series ring in 1969 |
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This philosopher & Sartre convened an intl. war crimes tribunal to publicize U.S. atrocities in Vietnam |
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They're the climbers seen here |
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An 18th century dance & a social ball are both called this, from a French word for "petticoat" |
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11-letter term describing the era of Jimi Hendrix & Timothy Leary |
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"Empire" is nonfiction by Niall Ferguson; this is Richard Russo's novel about small town man Miles Roby |
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1956's Rookie of the Year with Cincinnati, he was the first player to be MVP in both the AL & NL |
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In 1937 this U.S. educator headed an inquiry to hear Trotsky's rebuttal of the Moscow charges against him |
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This Texas city is the seat of Nolan County |
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Wham's hit "Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go" mentions this American dance of the 1930s & '40s |
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Any of several grouses of the genus Lagopus, having feathered feet |
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In a series set in Africa, a woman named Precious Ramotswe runs this crime-solving outfit |
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Playing for the New York Mets, he was named the 1983 National League Rookie of the Year |
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This intellectual known for his concept of the absurd classifies rebels into world deniers and world affirmers |
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"Albertine Disparue", a volume in this epic work, is sometimes translated as "The Sweet Cheat Gone" |
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This ballroom dance may have been named for vaudeville comedian Harry |
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Also called parrot fever, it can be contracted by handling sick parrots, pigeons or poultry |
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