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I PROBABLY COULDN'T PAINT THAT |
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Chikamatsu, who wrote more than 100 plays, is so revered he is known as this British bard "of Japan" |
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A structure that crosses a river |
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"Self-Portrait with Bandaged Ear and Pipe" is one of his best-known works |
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Reflecting Cyprus' split personality & politics, these are the 2 official languages of Cyprus besides English |
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It's the mildest type of burn but the harshest type of murder |
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Collier's Ency. says his 1858 play "The Vikings at Helgeland" was "bad; but... in a new and interesting way" |
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In 1938 this Mexican woman raised some eyebrows with her "Self-portrait with Monkey" |
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Until 1960 Cyprus was a colony of this European nation |
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It can mean to attach something, like with a clasp, or to detach something, like coupons |
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This Brit called his comedy "Hay Fever" "One of the most difficult plays to perform that I have ever encountered" |
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Both Manet & this close friend had works titled "Luncheon on the Grass", but the friend's painting was 15 x 20 feet |
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The Famagusta Gate area is a nightlife center in this capital city |
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If you get it on your food, it's a little bonus: if a court does it to your wages, it's anything but |
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The Berliner Ensemble founded by this man in the 1940s finally made its U.S. debut in '99 with a staging of his "Arturo Ui" |
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During WWII posters of his paintings of "The Four Freedoms" were distributed by the Office of War Information |
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This king stopped crusading long enough to marry Princess Berengaria of Navarre on Cyprus in 1191 |
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This adjective describes both something that moves quickly & something that doesn't move at all |
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A N.Y. production of his play "People Are Living There" moved the setting from his native South Africa to N.J. |
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Famished famished river horses |
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What an Antwerp! He painted "Het Pelsken" around 1638; how him-esque! |
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This archbishop was the first president of modern Cyprus, off & on from 1959 to 1977 |
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It can mean to withstand something (a storm, for instance) as well as to erode under it |
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