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IT'S ALL POLITICALLY RELATIVE |
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This capital is Turkey's second-most populous city, with about 3.5 million people |
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In 1956 Al Oerter tossed one of these 184' 11" |
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Laura Bush had good reason to root for this Arizonan in 2008; he's her sixth cousin |
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Some believe this epic poet was born in Ionia in the 9th century B.C. |
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The majority of the country belongs to this branch of Islam |
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It means to declare ineligible or unfit |
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Talk about powerful women; Hillary Clinton is a ninth cousin of this "Lara Croft" star |
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Keats wrote this kind of serious poem "On Melancholy" |
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Banned by Ataturk for political reasons, this hat with a 3-letter name was once the national hat of Turkish men |
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The "federal" one in Mexico contains the country's capital |
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George W. Bush is related to Marilyn Monroe, Princess Di & this senator, Bush's 2004 opponent |
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He wrote, "An echo murmured back the word, 'Lenore!' --merely this and nothing more" |
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Turkey's longest land border is with this Arab neighbor to its south |
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This adjective means "tactful"; spelled -ete instead of -eet, it means "separate" |
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Jesse Helms was Jimmy Carter's kin, as was this sixth cousin & icon; thank you, thank you very much |
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This Pulitzer Prize winner read poetry at JFK's presidential inauguration |
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This Turkish peak is said to be where Noah's Ark came to rest |
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It was the Roman name for the troublesome Greek goddess Eris, whose shenanigans led to the Trojan War |
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About being a distant cousin of this politician from Wyoming, Barack Obama said, "That's a heartbreak" |
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4-word German first line of the August Heinrich Hoffmann verse that became Germany's national anthem |
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The Seychelles, a literary "Gulag", the Aleutians |
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(Kelly stands in front of a bust.) The only player to make it into the Pro Football Hall of Fame here in Canton, Ohio & the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in Hamilton, Ontario is this man whose name sounds like a heavenly body |
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