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This symbol perverted by the Nazis is seen on ancient Greek coins |
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The Clampetts, formerly of the Ozarks |
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The Gulf War was triggered by the occupation of this country |
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Rhode Island College was renamed this in 1804 after a colorful grad of the Class of 1786 |
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Measuring volume, not weight, Gay-Lussac & Humboldt found the proportions in this formula for water |
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Porpoises don't need diplomas to swim in groups called these (neither do fish) |
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"Athletic" name of this 5th century B.C. sculpture by Myron: |
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The Keatons of Columbus, Ohio |
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In May 1995 Dow Corning declared bankruptcy, saying suits over these were making it go bust |
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This Boston college was named for preacher Charles Wesley, not poet Ralph Waldo |
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Common adjective for water whose dissolved salts make it difficult to lather |
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Lions must have a lot of self-esteem because this is the term for a group of them |
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This alloy was the favorite of sculptors in the Classical period, but few original examples survive |
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The Carringtons of Denver, Colorado |
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Introduced in 1990, it's the bestselling SUV of the decade |
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In 1967 Mellon Institute merged with the college founded by this industrialist |
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From the Latin for "water", it's the type of structure seen here: |
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Of a winter, a spring or a summer, the correct term for a group of teals |
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The Temple of Zeus at Olympia included a 12-part series depicting these mythical efforts |
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The Taylors of Mayberry & the Taylors of Detroit |
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In September 1995 the Washington Post published the manifesto of the terrorist nicknamed this |
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You can study everything from theater to theology, but not dentistry, at the Tulsa university he founded in 1963 |
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The "radiation" type of this condensed water vapor is formed by cooling of the earth & burns off quickly |
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Every Capricorn should know a group of these ruminants is called a tribe |
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The Parthenon was a major source for the marble works this lord brought back to England |
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The Robinsons of the Jupiter II |
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ESPN's X Games debuted in 1995 under this slightly longer title |
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In 1982 this former U.S. president founded his own center at Emory University |
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From Dutch for "salt", it's a term used of standing water with a salty, unpleasant taste |
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It's the "homicidal" term for a flock of crows |
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