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This canal's official opening was on July 12, 1920 |
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Verdi fans always want "moor" of this Shakespearean hero |
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Buffalo-skin covered homes of Plains Indians |
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Maryland's state bird & state baseball team |
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Britain's 4 PM "coffee break" |
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Basic material used to make casts |
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Africa's northernmost country, it was once site of ancient Carthaginian empire |
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He wrote Brunhilde's immolation, opera's longest aria of nearly 15 minutes |
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Continent from which Indians' ancestors came to America |
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Collective name for domesticated birds raised for meat & eggs |
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Though he never slew any dragons there, he's England's patron saint |
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Country that's larger than U.S. but smaller than Canada |
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The real Hiawatha united Mohawks & 4 other tribes into this confederation |
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The most common bird on world flags |
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English barons forced this royal enemy of Robin Hood to sign the Magna Carta |
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Any abnormal tissue mass with no physiologic function |
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To evade French defenders, the Germans attacked France through this country in both World Wars |
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Though few of them ever did it, the name "Nez-Perce" means this |
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Woodcocks' eyes are so far back on their heads, they have this unusual field of sight |
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Nickname for London's financial district |
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The Blue & White Niles meet at this city where Gen. "Chinese" Gordon met death |
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President whose only military service was in Illinois' Blackhawk War in 1830 |
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This "crazy" North American diving bird has been found at depths of 160 feet |
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He's also known as the primate of all England |
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