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With 1 T it's an English county; with 2 Ts, Heisman Trophy winner Tony |
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This star who plays TV's Dharma is a classically trained ballerina |
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This Emily Bronte novel opens with Mr. Lockwood telling of a visit with his landlord, Mr. Heathcliff |
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"When You Wish Upon A Star" |
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In 1805, in memory of this admiral, his brother William was made an Earl of Trafalgar |
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By definition, it's the ism practiced by a peeping Tom |
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Sussex was named for the south Saxons; this county was named for the east Saxons |
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Movies like "The River" & "Crimes of the Heart" have earned her 5 Oscar nominations for Best Actress |
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Charlotte's experience at boarding school formed the basis for Lowood in this 1847 novel |
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He died a vice admiral in 1817, that little 1789 mutiny behind him |
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This "rate" tells how many criminals leave prison & relapse into bad behavior |
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Its name means "Southern district with the fringe on top" (okay, we lied about the fringe part) |
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She revealed that after making "The Heartbreak Kid" she had a fling with Elvis Presley |
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Like the title character of Anne's "Agnes Grey", Anne & Charlotte both worked as these |
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In less than a day, May 1, 1898, his fleet demolished the Spanish fleet in Manila Bay |
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Max Weber's best-known work is "The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of" this economic system |
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Becket was killed in this county, home to Canterbury |
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(Hi, I'm Melody Thomas Scott from "The Young and the Restless") In my film debut at age 8, I stole the show playing this Alfred Hitchcock thief as a young girl |
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The book of poetry Charlotte, Emily & Anne published under this pseudonymous last name sold only 2 copies |
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At the National Security Council Ollie North reported to this vice admiral |
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From Greek for "The Inhabited World", it refers to the movement toward Christian unity |
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The westernmost county of England, or what the eldest son of the monarch is duke of |
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This French actress played a seductress in "Damage" before nursing "The English Patient" |
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The portrait of the Brontes seen here was painted by this man, their brother: |
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"Sooner or Later (I Always Get My Man)" |
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He supervised the planning & construction of the first U.S. nuclear-powered sub, the Nautilus |
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As part of this Renaissance movement, Montaigne & Erasmus advocated individual reason |
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