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In 1936 Time Magazine featured this mustachioed Surrealist on its cover |
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In this job, Maxwell Perkins earned readers' thanks by cutting the length of Thomas Wolfe's books |
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Experts can identify whale species by the shape & height of water vapor expelled through these apertures |
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A race-conscious term, buppie is short for this |
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She won a 1993 Emmy for playing an impulsive public relations executive & a 1997 Oscar for playing a waitress |
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This ancient work is set in the final year of the Trojan War |
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In Masaccio's "Expulsion from Paradise", an archangel with a sword hovers over this pair |
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It's the "mountain" growing flower seen here |
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These thin plates that hang from the upper jaw of the bowhead whale may reach a length of 13 feet |
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An anti-substance abuse program's slogan is this "To Keep Kids Off Drugs" |
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This former Cosmo editor once quipped, "Good girls go to heaven, bad girls go everywhere" |
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He deserted Oenone, a nymph, to run off with Helen of Troy |
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The Nabis were painters in Paris who emulated the primitive style of this artist who left France for Tahiti in 1891 |
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A mall is a major attraction in this Canadian provincial capital that averages 8 degrees F. in January |
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This term refers to whales leaping out of the water & falling back with a big splash |
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Itself an acronym, it's the A in ARC, when the RC is "related complex" |
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This Aussie's hits include "Delta Dawn", "I Am Woman", & "Angie Baby" |
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Hecuba had 19 children by this king of Troy |
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This artist born in 1471 probably learned everything from his father, a goldsmith, also named Albrecht |
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(Jimmy of the Clue Crew reports from Heritage Village in Cincinnati) In 1874 this man invented the quadriplex system to handle 4 messages at once over one wire |
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This substance from the intestines of sperm whales is still used as a fixative for expensive perfumes |
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It's the first "I" in ASCII, a computer code for representing letters as numbers |
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Helen Hayes won Oscars for "The Sin of Madelon Claudet" & for this adaptation of an Arthur Hailey novel |
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This Shakespeare play begins, "In Troy, there lies the scene..." |
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This Swedish-born artist is known for his giant versions of common objects, like burgers or ice cream cones |
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The 1920s sports legend seen here, she turned 95 in 2001 |
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This Arctic whale has only 2 teeth; the left one in males may grow to 9 feet |
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On Wall Street, EBITDA stands for these before interest, taxes, depreciation & amortization |
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This senior member of the White House press corps, she writes for Hearst Newspapers |
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This German used a fortune amassed during the Crimean War to seek & discover Troy |
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