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In 1633 the Inquisition in Rome forced him to recant his belief in the Copernican theory |
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The Karolinska Institute is a Swedish medical college that picks the physiology or medicine winners of these prizes |
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Billionaire business giant who said, "In the personal computer industry, innovation is the path to success" |
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We won't ruin the plot for you, but watch out for Uncle Scar when you see this show based on a Disney film |
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A representation of the birth of Christ, as in a painting |
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Born in Germany in 1879, he became a Swiss citizen around the turn of the century & a U.S. citizen in 1940 |
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20th century princes William & Henry |
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This British university is the oldest institute of higher learning in the English-speaking world |
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Her 63-year reign over England was the longest of any British monarch |
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When this TV star played Sweeney Todd in 1999, one critic dubbed him "'Frasier' with a razor" |
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This term for the state of absolute blessedness in Buddhism is from the Sanskrit for "to blow out" |
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In 1703 he became president of the Royal Society & was reelected annually until his death in 1727 |
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With over 200,000 students, the largest university in South America is the one of this Argentine city |
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"Analyze" this, he is the notable seen here |
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The musical based on this Stephen King novel featured an incendiary high school prom |
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From Latin for "to take a husband", this adjective describes a girl of marriageable age or condition |
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This German bacteriologist gave his name to a shallow dish used for cultivating microorganisms |
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The university of this city grew out of the cathedral schools of Notre Dame |
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During WWII this Geodesic Dome inventor headed mechanical engineering for the Board of Economic Warfare |
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Fyvush Finkel played Mr. Mushnik the florist in this off-Broadway show about a bloodthirsty plant |
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Vice president Spiro Agnew once called journalists "Nattering Nabobs of" this |
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He published his quantum theory in 1900 while a professor of physics in Berlin |
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In 1701 the school of Mathematics & Navigation was founded in Moscow by this "Great" leader |
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This author & expert on Greek & Roman mythology was among the first women admitted to the University of Munich |
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Leon Czolgosz, Charles Guiteau & this 19th century thespian appear in the offbeat Sondheim musical "Assassins" |
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One of these "cities of the dead" at Hallstatt, Austria dates back to the Bronze Age |
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