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BORN ON THE THIRD OF JULY |
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Windermere is the largest lake in this country's Lake District |
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As a child, future studio executive Jon Peters appeared as a boy on a donkey crossing this sea |
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This "Yankee Doodle Dandy" composer was actually born on July 3 in 1878 |
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Assimilate, like a sponge |
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The Greek god Hephaestus is usually identified with this Roman god |
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Howard Schultz made this chain ubiquitous in the U.S. after having an epiphany over espresso |
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Baku in Azerbaijan & Astrakhan in Russia are ports on this sturgeon-filled sea |
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Actor Henry Wilcoxon said this director of the film cast himself as the voice of God -- who better? |
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This July 3-born British playwright co-wrote the award-winning script for "Shakespeare in Love" |
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One of the grammatical parts of speech, this can modify another one of its type |
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Friday is named for this Norse goddess who was the mother of Balder & the wife of Odin |
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President Harry Cunningham opened this "K" company's first K Mart in Michigan in 1962 |
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A 1795 land fraud case concerned land near the Yazoo, a tributary of this American river |
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Carl Switzer, who had a bit role as a slave, is best known as this "Little Rascal" |
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Born July 3, 1883 in Prague, this author died after a "Trial" with TB in an Austrian sanitarium June 3, 1924 |
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Only 3 letters long, it's a long white robe worn by priests |
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Rise & shine for this Roman goddess of the dawn |
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One letter was changed in this tycoon's last name to get the company name Revlon |
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This bay separating Nova Scotia & New Brunswick has high tides of up to 70 feet |
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Born July 3, 1951, at age 19 he became his country's "President for Life": why, he was just a "Baby" |
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Something done with poise & assurance is done with this |
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The daughter of Geb & Nut, this Egyptian goddess was the sister-wife of Osiris |
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In the 1880s Marcus Goldman was joined by this son-in-law & an investment banking giant was born |
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The Weddell Sea, bordering this continent, was named for James Weddell, who charted it in 1823 |
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About 200 years before "Jaws", this painter, born July 3, 1738, terrified viewers with the following ("Watson and the Shark") |
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Sweetie, darling, it's the nickname of that British series featuring Edina & Patsy |
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The Thuggees worshipped this evil wife of the Hindu god Shiva |
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Chemical engineer Roberto Goizueta fled Cuba & ended up as CEO of this Atlanta-based company |
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