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Renoir's "Boudu Sauve Des Eaux", about a bum saved from drowning, was remade in 1986 as this Nick Nolte comedy |
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In olden Japan agricultural groups called Be were mainly busy producing this |
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The "big cats" who founded this organization in Chicago in 1917 allow no business discussions at meetings |
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Long a major branch of philosophy, the medical or "bio" type entered medical curricula in recent decades |
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Ansel Adams, William Saroyan, Richard Nixon |
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Supreme Court chief justice lucky enough to marry Annette Bening |
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It's the English title of "La Regle Du Jeu", one of Renoir's masterpieces |
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The legendary Mucius saved Rome by putting this in a fire, earning the name "Left-Handed" |
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If you're a little eccentric, you probably know the I.O.O.F. is the Independent Order of these |
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The Earth makes one of these a day; med students make several of them to learn different fields |
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James Garner, Woody Guthrie, Will Rogers |
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This Mississippi author served as a dialogue consultant on "The Southerner", one of Jean's best American films |
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Egyptian ruler Snefru had to have a second one of these built after architects messed up the first |
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Gideons International makes its home in this state, also home to Thomas Nelson, the Bible publisher |
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It's the 1990 film seen here, about commendably curious med students: |
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Robert Fulton, Milton Hershey, Andy Warhol |
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Cartoon cat & mouse who "gratefully" crooned "Truckin'" |
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In 1934 Jean Renoir filmed this Gustave Flaubert novel, with Valentine Tessier in the title role |
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At the Temple of Zeus at Olympia, this structure was a heap of ashes from old sacrifices |
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USA Life One was formerly named for this fictional character, as it was founded by Lew Wallace |
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A 1983 invasion protected American med students on this Caribbean island |
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Sparky Anderson, Tom Brokaw, George McGovern |
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Erich Von Stroheim played the pilot who becomes a P.O.W. camp warden in this 1937 Renoir classic |
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Scholars assign the writing of the book of Leviticus to "P", which stands for these religious officials |
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Having over 50,000 members puts this "angler" author's league in the big leagues |
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The board whose symbol is seen here certifies specialists in this form of medicine: |
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Clark Gable, Clarence Darrow, Neil Armstrong |
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