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In 1497 John Cabot explored the coast of this continent, possibly including Cape Breton |
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In early 2000 this legendary band released "Is Anybody Out There? The Wall Live" |
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In 1998 Alec Baldwin & Angela Bassett co-starred on the New York stage as this pair of Scottish schemers |
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A German tax collector developed this dog breed to have protection while on his rounds: |
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An ancient Scandinavian name meaning "Kingdom of the Svears" may have given this country its name |
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Nationality of author Hans Christian Andersen |
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The 1496 book "Treatyse Of Fysshynge With An Angle" describes these stiil-used artificial "insect" lures |
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This Beatle's rockin' new Capitol release is titled "Run Devil Run" |
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Hal Holbrook portrayed this malevolent moneylender in a 1999 production of "The Merchant Of Venice" |
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Suitable for early-evening parties, it's the "beverage" dress seen here: |
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For the abundance of the metal found there, this South American country's name is from the Latin for "silver" |
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Dr. Scholl has a "Cushlin Gel" pad to relieve you from the pain of one of these |
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In 1492 Spain took Grenada, the last kingdom of these people in Spain |
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"Shake Your Rump" & "Fight For Your Right" are on "The Sounds Of Science", a 1999 anthology by these "Boys" |
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1989 was a good year for this actor: he starred in "Hamlet" onstage & "My Left Foot" on film |
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Classified by taste, one of the two main varieties of the nut seen here: |
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Citizens of this mountainous nation of the Balkans refer to it as Shqiperia or "Land of the Eagles" |
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Actor most associated with the 6 Degrees of Separation game |
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His fleet left Lisbon in 1497 & sailed around the Cape of Good Hope to India in under a year |
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This singer's album "The Ego Has Landed" is conquering the U.K. & USA with hits like "Angels" & "Millennium" |
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In 1966 Jon Voight was onstage in San Diego playing this airy sprite in "The Tempest" |
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A great view of Earth is achieved during this activity seen here: |
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Never wider than 200 miles, this long South American nation's name may come from an indigenous word meaning "snow" |
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Dolores O'Riordan became the lead singer of this band via a referral from the old lead singer |
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This "Magnificent" tyrant of Florence & patron of the arts died in April 1492 |
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This singer's 1999 album "Deconstruction" follows her 1997 smash "Blurring The Edges" |
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Katharine Hepburn played Beatrice to Alfred Drake's Benedick in a 1957 staging of this "ado"rable comedy |
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This English-speaking country whose flag is seen here south of Cuba in the Caribbean Sea: |
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The name of this country of the West Indies means "bearded" |
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Among politicians, it means to speak or write equivocally on an important issue |
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