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"I do, I do, I do, I do, I do" know this Swedish band hit No. 15 in 1976 with that song; I won't repeat the title, though |
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Sewell: "The Autobiography of a Horse" |
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Providing access to government files, 1966's FOIA stands for this act |
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Sister Wendy calls "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon", his depiction of prostitutes, a "masterpiece of the ugly" |
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One example of this solid has 4 triangular faces & a square base |
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Each morning, Catholic monks dutifully perform their matins, which are these |
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This Icelandic pop star & ex-Sugarcube sang "It's Oh So Quiet" in 1995 |
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Haley: "The Saga of an American Family" |
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In FDR's "4 Freedoms" speech, one of the 2 things that one should be free from |
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Sadly, the young girl in this colorfully named painting died just months after the picture's completion |
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The name of this solid comes from a Greek word meaning "ball" |
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A claimant to a throne; in the 18th century James Edward was "the old" one |
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Sweaters that open in the front, or this band from Malmo that hit Billboard in 1996 with "Lovefool" |
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Shakespeare: "What You Will" |
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After the 2008 Chengdu quake, another of these was allowed to qualifying Chinese, exempting them from a 1979 policy |
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In "The Daughter of Herodias", she's carrying the head of John the Baptist on a platter |
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President's Park South, just south of the White House, is also called this for its shape, a flattened hoop |
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A 3-letter exclamation of surprise, or the band from Norway that hit No. 1 with "Take On Me" in 1985 |
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Hardy: "A Pure Woman Faithfully Presented" |
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Seen here is this patriotic lass, the first P.O.W./M.I.A. rescued during Operation Iraqi Freedom |
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Two women share a cup of tea in this woman's 1880 painting seen here |
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The Star of David, consisting of 2 equilateral triangles, forms this plane figure in its interior |
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One of the earliest flowering spring shrubs, the fuchsia is a member of this "first" family of plants |
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OK, we cheated; this band isn't Danish, but drummer Lars Ulrich, who played on "Enter Sandman", is |
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Wallace: "A Tale of the Christ" |
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Walt Whitman supported the political party known as "Free-" this, which opposed slavery's expansion |
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This lovely Vermeer painting is sometimes referred to as the Dutch "Mona Lisa" |
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The longtime personal guard of the Roman emperors, they were disbanded by Constantine in 312 |
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