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This brother of Prometheus had the whole world on his shoulders |
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Will Smith married this actress in 1997 |
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The earliest kites date back around 3,000 years, when the Chinese made them from silk & this tall grass |
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Barrow is the northernmost city in this state & thus the United States |
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Ladies wore this headgear that ties under the chin, like the tunnel vision-inducing "coal scuttle" type |
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This 4-syllable word can refer to a stage of youth or the youths themselves |
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Sound the alarm! It's the term for a nymph who lures sailors & ships onto the rocks |
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This CW series explores the world of collegiate cheerleading |
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Isaac Asimov's book "The Kite that Won the Revolution" told the story of this man & his kite experiments |
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A 2007 brawl forced some to be airlifted from the Amundsen-Scott Station on this continent |
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In 1848 Ellen Craft, a slave from Macon in this state, escaped north disguised as a top-hatted white man |
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A hiding place, or the moolah you might put there |
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The cyclopes gave headwear to Hades that rendered him not invincible, but this |
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The duo Gnarls Barkley is Danger Mouse & this singer |
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Cpl. William Eddy took the first aerial wartime surveillance photos from a kite during this 1898 conflict |
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Pico Bolivar is the highest mountain in the Venezuelan part of this chain & is covered in part by a glacier |
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Women knew how to salt; this animal was the main source of meat, with slaves getting about 3 pounds a week |
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This word can refer to a boat's large hooked pole or a social blunder |
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She pined away over Narcissus until only her voice was left |
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In 2010 this British star of "Get Him to the Greek" was cast in the title role in a remake of "Arthur" |
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Samuel Cody crossed this waterway in 1903 in a dinghy pulled by kites, reaching Britain after a 13-hour trip |
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The limit of a cannonball's flight from shore once marked the beginning of this area that limited sovereignty |
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Edgeworth & Johnson were 2 schools called "female" these, more associated with training priests |
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Operated a small boat, or operated a horse |
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He tamed the winged horse Pegasus with a bridle given to him by Athena |
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The name of this WWE TV show is slang for a decisive defeat |
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In 1893 Lawrence Hargrave flew the first of this type of kite, which he called a cellular kite |
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About halfway between S. Africa & South America is the isolated Tristan da Cunha, this 11-letter type of island group |
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Ladies learned this French square dance whose name hints that it's for 4 couples |
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Shortcuts to webpages, or certain wildcats |
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