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THE DREADED OPERA CATEGORY |
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Among cradles of civilization, Gothic ruler Alaric sacked Rome but spared this Greek capital |
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Device your parents commonly used that has a "tone arm" |
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This novel begins, "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times..." |
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This institution's vast collection includes the Spirit of St. Louis & Archie Bunker's chair |
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The opera "Monna Vanna" (which isn't about Vanna White) takes place in this "Leaning Tower" city |
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In your Jag you may want to install your 50 CD changer in the boot, this part |
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Like Americans, the Goths considered this creature on the 6th century brooch seen here a symbol of power |
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Because they're less valuable than rubies & diamonds, turquoise & topaz are known as this type of stone |
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Imprisoned on a false charge, Edmond Dantes escapes & exacts revenge in this novel by Alexandre Dumas |
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The National Civil Rights Museum is located on the Memphis site where he was assassinated in 1968 |
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An arietta is a short, simple one of these operatic songs |
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In Stockholm you may have quite a Saab story to tell if you don't hit the broms, these, fast enough |
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These western Goths (as opposed to the eastern Ostrogoths) ruled Spain until 711 |
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In the electromagnetic spectrum, these rays fall between x-rays & visible light |
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Nick Carraway & Tom Buchanan are characters in this classic by F. Scott Fitzgerald |
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This Austrian psychologist's Vienna home contains his walking stick & other mementos |
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Figaro is the famous "Barber of" this Spanish city |
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Fiat owner Rob never pulls out his own stecca dell'olio, this; he lets his mechanic Guido do it |
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In 376, harassed by the Huns, the Goths crossed this second-longest European river |
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Common term for the shaft on which a pair of wheels revolves |
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An American ambulance driver falls in love with a British nurse during WWI in this Hemingway novel |
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Its 71-foot glass pyramid designed by I.M. Pei was commissioned by Francois Mitterrand |
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This woman of Troy shows up in several operas, including "Mefistofele" |
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In a Citroen this liquid is l'antigel |
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As Roman emperor, Theodoric shed his furs & wore this traditional imperial color |
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It's the third-largest planet in our solar system |
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In this biblically named Morrison novel, Macon Dead is called Milkman because he was nursed into childhood |
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Last name of paleontologist Richard, who was director of the National Museums of Kenya from 1968 to 1989 |
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"Feuersnot" is set in this German city that the Germans call Munchen |
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Blow a band in Rotterdam & you might have to get a new one of these |
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