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Virgil's "Aeneid" tells the story of the founder of this city |
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Butters, Mr. Hankey, Scott Tenorman |
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This Missouri town invites visitors to explore the caves from Mark Twain's books |
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Around siesta time, dormir, meaning this, is the operative verb |
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Cellos in a string quartet |
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This compilation of ancient Jewish teachings contains the Mishnah & the Gemara |
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Count Dooku, Mace Windu, Chancellor Palpatine |
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Head to the Willamette Valley to see the Belknap Covered Bridge in this state |
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Escribir means to do this; you'll have to do it during Final Jeopardy! |
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Maximum individual score in a single game of tenpin bowling |
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Composed in Old English between 700 & 750, this epic was originally untitled, then later named for its Scandinavian hero |
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Starfire, Beast Boy, Cyborg |
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Going up! in this NYC skyscraper whose designer, William Lamb, was inspired by a pencil standing point-up |
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Cambiar means this, something you might have to do to a tire, a diaper or to money |
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"The Epic of Gilgamesh" is an old heroic text from this region whose name means "between rivers" |
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Hayley Smith, Klaus the goldfish, Roger the alien |
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At the mouth of Cape Fear is Old Baldy Lighthouse, this state's oldest standing lighthouse, built in 1817 |
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Most people just want to vivir, this |
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Lines in a Shakespearean sonnet |
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A collection of 11th & 12th century epigrammatic quatrains is "The Rubaiyat" of this Persian poet & astronomer |
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Killface, Awesome X, Grace Ryan |
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In Wyoming you can camp in the shadow of this tower, the USA's first national monument |
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Pensar means to do this; people who do it well enough may go into a "tank" |
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