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It's William Tell's famous familial feat of archery |
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Many blamed France's financial problems just before the revolution on this queen's spending |
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At 1999's end, this internet bookseller had seen its stock rise 6,000% without showing a profit |
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An episode of violent, destructive behavior |
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An organization called CRAB does research into this disease by using biostatistics |
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The Twins' web site says the highlight of their losing 1999 season was this feat on September 11 by pitcher Eric Milton |
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This "diminutive" companion of Robin Hood was a skillful archer too |
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In 1999 this U.S. city's police chief quit after riots disrupted the World Trade Organization meetings |
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In January 2000 Alan Greenspan was nominated to a fourth term as chairman of this agency |
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If there's no room at this company's inn, try one of its Limiteds or Plaza Hotels |
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A crab that's sold as "soft-shelled" is one that has just done this, so its shell is soft |
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This Twins Hall of Famer seen here made a run at a .400 average in 1977: |
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This Homeric hero shot the suitors of his wife Penelope "till the dead lay in piles" |
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In May 1988 Ed Meese, facing calls to quit this cabinet post, instead fired his spokesman |
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It set a trading volume record on December 17, 1999 at 1,349,711,000 shares |
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"Aimless" name for the type of roses seen here: |
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This rhesus monkey of southeast Asia likes to "craque" open a crab for lunch |
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In '65, in their first World Series, the Twins lost game 7 to this Dodger lefty |
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This rock star says his hero is Michigan bow hunter Claude Pollington |
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In 1998 Japanese premier Hashimoto quit after leading this party, the LDP, to defeat |
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In November 1999 this 93-year-old delivery company brought home $5.47 billion in its initial public offering |
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Harpsichordist Robert Veyron-Lacroix was a longtime musical partner of this celebrated flutist |
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Want really long crab legs for dinner? Try this crab's which can span over 10 feet (just check their "web" site) |
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From 1901 to 1960, the franchise represented the nation's capital as this team |
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Nixon's personal secretary, she took the blame for an 18-minute gap on one of the Watergate tapes |
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Founded by Bill Porter in 1982, this online brokerage launched its own web site in 1996 |
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Heraldic pose of the creature seen here: (griffin) |
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