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This London square is dominated by a 170-foot column topped by a statue of Horatio Nelson |
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Opera & field glasses are classified as these, a pair of telescopes mounted on a single frame |
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If it weren't for a misspelling on her birth certificate, she would have had the first name Orpah |
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To honor the dead, flags fly at this position |
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It's the square seen here [New York City] |
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In 1997 this TV show with 2 2s in its title went to 2 nights a week |
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And here's to Kathleen Turner who appeared in the buff in this role, in a British stage version of "The Graduate" |
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On December 18, 1799, hundreds of people accompanied his coffin to its grave site |
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Krasnaya Ploshchad, the Russian name for this, can mean "beautiful square" |
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The last time there were 2 of these at the same time was 1449 with Felix V & Nicholas V |
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In 1994 she was "The Next Karate Kid"; in 2000 she was the next Oscar winner for Best Actress |
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A practice landing & immediate takeoff for a pilot |
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From an Indo-European word meaning "to separate", it's the mate of the deceased |
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On June 3 & 4, 1989, the People's Liberation Army killed hundreds of pro-democracy supporters here |
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In "The 12 Days of Christmas", it's the gift there are 2 of |
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This female TV "Friend" has a B.S. in biology from Vassar College -- who knew? |
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An object to test gold, or a standard by which something is judged |
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Originally performed to protect against evil spirits, it's the all-night vigil held beside the body |
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Called the "Drawing Room of Europe" by Napoleon, it's been the heart of Venetian life for over 1,000 years |
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The constellation Bootes contains at least 3 of these, or at least 6 little twinklers total |
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This actor is the son of a British poet laureate & the son-in-law of playwright Arthur Miller |
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Literally to make contact with a foundation, or to briefly communicate with someone |
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Like St. Helena's in Jerusalem, an underground burial vault is known by this "hidden" term |
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