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THE LIFE & REIGN OF CHARLES I |
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According to Paul in the New Testament, this personage masquerades as an angel of light |
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Kurosawa's "Ran", an adaptation of this play, is set in 16th c. Japan & deals with 2 treacherous sons & one good one |
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Hurricanes are bad enough, but they also spin off these other hazards; Hurricane Beulah generated 141 when it hit Texas in 1967 |
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New York & Washington both have papers called this, another name for the mail |
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At his baptism Charles was made the Duke of this, also the name of New York's capital city |
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By pretending to be ambassadors from a distant country, the Gibeonites fooled this successor to Moses |
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Peter Greenaway's "Prospero's Books" is a take on this bard play |
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The most severe hurricanes, with winds exceeding 155 mph, are ranked in this category, the top number on the rating scale |
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One Boston newspaper is called this, meaning "to give news or tidings of" |
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During part of the English Civil War, Charles' main residence was Christ Church College at this university |
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In football, an illegal hit below the knees |
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Later to kill their champion, he pretends to be a madman in order to take refuge with the Philistines of Gath |
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"10 Things I Hate About You" based on this Shakespeare comedy, stars Julia Stiles as the misanthropic Kat |
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A hurricane's center typically has lower measurements of AP, short for this |
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Cincinnati's daily paper has this name, like the national tabloid, but with much different content |
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As a teen in 1616, Charles was invested with this princely title |
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Licensed endocrinologist seen here |
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One of the two feature films written or co-written by Tom Stoppard that deal with Shakespeare works |
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Way back in 1880, Samuel Morss & William Rockhill Nelson founded this Kansas City newspaper |
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Charles offended his Protestant subjects in 1625 when he wed the very Catholic sister of the king of this country |
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Hiiiiiiiiii ya! It's a slang term for martial arts movies |
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She fooled Jacob by posing as her sister Rachel on his wedding night |
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In an attempt to come to grips with Shakespeare's "Richard III", this actor directed "Looking for Richard" |
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This inertial force causes the air at a hurricane's top to circulate in the opposite direction of its surface air |
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Columnist Scott Maxwell stands guard for this Orlando paper |
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After numerous defeats in the civil war, Charles was beheaded in 1649 at the palace called this 'hall" |
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This "Philosopher of Pessimism" was born in Danzig in 1788 |
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