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Ohio's state beverage is this, the juice that looks like V-8 |
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Robert E. Lee's truce flag was delivered to this general in 1865; in 1876 he was killed at Little Bighorn |
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Usually, a prelude is an introduction to a fugue & this is one to an opera |
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With some helpful & some harmful to humans, they come in 3 shapes: rod-shaped, round & spiral |
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Henry's 2nd wife, she was the sister of one of his former mistresses |
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In 1838, she moved with her family to 50 Wimpole Street in London |
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The white-tailed species of this animal is the only large game mammal in the state today |
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This U.S. tank commander's diary, "War As I Knew It", was published posthumously in 1947 |
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Détaché, ricochet & tremolo are ways to use this on a violin |
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To reproduce asexually a paramecium just does this |
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She was the younger sister of the tragic Spanish queen known as "Joan the Mad" |
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British poet who wrote, "If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs and blaming it on you" |
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This U.S. Senator is chairman of the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee |
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Nicknamed "Hap", he's the only man to hold the rank of General of the Army & General of the Air Force |
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From the Italian for broad, it's a direction indicating "play at a slow speed" |
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The Latin for "poison", it needs to be in a living cell to reproduce |
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She was the 3rd Catherine who married Henry, I kid you not |
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In his 30s, he supplemented his income by teaching at the Pinkerton Academy in Derry, New Hampshire |
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A presidential library in Fremont houses the papers of this 19th president, & Lucy's, too |
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In May 1918 this French marshal became Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces in World War I |
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This symbol is usually used to mark the end of a composition |
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Observations by this deft storekeeper in Delft began the science of microbiology |
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She was probably Henry's favorite wife because he was buried beside her at Windsor |
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As a wedding gift, this poet's father-in-law gave him Craigie House in Cambridge, Massachusetts |
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The largest single employer of this city associated with aviation is Wright-Patterson Air Force Base |
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Hannibal was defeated at Zama in north Africa by this Roman general, who was then called Africanus |
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Term for the distance in pitch between two tones; C to E is a major third |
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If an amoeba wanted to trip a passing protozoan, it would stick this out |
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Henry's rude nickname for her was "The Flanders Mare" |
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This black poetess won a Pulitzer for "Annie Allen" & became Illinois' poet laureate in 1969 |
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