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Naturalist William Maccgillivray provided most of the scientific data for this man's "Birds of America" |
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Before retiring in 1999, this German ranked No. 1 in women's tennis for a record 377 weeks |
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Was Secretary of State from 1973 to 1977 |
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You'll find life's a beach on Playa del Carmen, a popular stop in this country |
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In the West Indies, this weather season runs from June 1 to November 30 |
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White Mountain National Forest is partly within this Northeastern state |
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In 129 B.C. Hipparchus completed the first known catalog of these, listing about 850 of them |
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Brooke Shields' grandfather Francis X. Shields was captain of this U.S. tennis team in 1951 |
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Won an Oscar for the theme heard here |
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Before your ship gets into Barbados, make a tour reservation on the Atlantis II, one of these crafts |
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On Nov. 30, 1601 she delivered her "Golden Speech" to Parliament on "To Be a King" |
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The last military engagement of the French & Indian War was fought near St. John's in this Canadian province |
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For helping to develop "wireless telegraphy" he & Karl Braun shared the 1909 Nobel Prize in Physics |
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(Cheryl of the Clue Crew at the Tennis Hall of Fame in Rhode Island) Participant in the 1973 "Battle of the Sexes" who wore this jacket |
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Sailed the Hopewell along Greenland's east coast in 1607 |
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Our first port of call is Oranjestad on this island, also the first stop in the song "Kokomo" |
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On November 30, 1979 he won the WBC welterweight title |
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Richard I of this French dukedom wasn't "the Lionhearted", but he was "the Fearless" |
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He got through a pile of work between his birth in Rome in 1901 & his death in Chicago in 1954 |
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In 1993 this American became the first pro tennis player to have more than 1,000 aces in a single year |
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Wrote "The Turn of the Screw" |
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U.S. Route 1 begins (or ends) at this U.S. port of call |
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Donald Johanson named this 3.2-million-year-old woman after a Beatles tune he heard Nov. 30, 1974 while partying |
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Begun around 5,000 years ago, Stonehenge's construction belongs to this "new stone" time period |
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In the 1940s Gerard Kuiper discovered Miranda, a moon of Uranus & Nereid, a moon of this planet |
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Also a singles star, she was Martina Navratilova's long-time doubles partner |
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Sculpted Lincoln Center's "Reclining Figure" |
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This largest island of the Netherlands Antilles is known for its liqueur |
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His feast day is November 30, & his cross is seen here on a flag |
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The initials of this prize-winning author stand for Vidiadhar Surajprasad |
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