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We think this "Nutcracker" composer took his time on his 2nd symphony, though it turned out a "Little Russian" |
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They're the 2 actors who won Oscars for playing Vito Corleone |
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The Rathskeller at Ky.'s Seelbach Hilton boasts a tooled leather ceiling decorated with the 12 signs of this |
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Britomart, the female knight of chastity, is one of the characters symbolizing this queen in "The Faerie Queene" |
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In the classic proverb, these "think alike" |
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You might call this great German composer "The Lord of the Ring (Cycle)" |
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She's had 5 Oscar-nominated roles: Gloria Wandrous, Martha, Susanna Drake, Maggie Pollitt & Catherine Holly |
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This big rodent represents industry & activity on Toronto's coat of arms |
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Isabelle in "This Side of Paradise" is one of several heroines inspired by his college girlfriend Ginevra King |
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Stuart Gorrell wrote the lyrics & Hoagy Carmichael the music to this state song |
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His "Rigoletto" contains the aria "La Donna e Mobile" |
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These brothers won Oscars for writing, directing & producing the "Best Picture" of 2007 |
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Symbols of the goddess Hecate, a star & one of these, were seen on Byzantine coins & later adopted by the Turks |
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Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park |
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The curator of the Lahore museum in "Kim" is based on this author's father, who actually held that post |
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If you're legally non compos mentis, you're "not of" this |
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His remains were sealed into a cliff projecting over a fjord near Troldhaugen, his home |
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The 3 hour & 46 minute awards telecast in 1998 was 30 minutes longer than this, its Best Picture winner |
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In heraldry, a double quatrefoil, which has this many leaves, actually represents a ninth son |
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Cherokee Landing State Park |
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Carol Matthau (Walter's wife) claimed that she was the inspiration for this Truman Capote heroine |
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A criminal genius, or a popular British game show |
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This composer made his last appearance as a conductor in 1900, leading the Czech Philharmonic in Prague |
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In 1979 honorary Oscars went to Laurence Olivier & this creator of Woody Woodpecker |
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This fabled eagle hybrid became a symbol of Jesus' dual nature because of its mastery of earth & sky |
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Fort Necessity State Park, now a part of the Fort Necessity National Battlefield |
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Grace Brown, who was killed at Big Moose Lake, inspired Roberta Alden, who drowns in his "An American Tragedy" |
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In 1987 critic Allan Bloom wrote a bestseller about "The Closing of" this |
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