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Omar Khayyam's ancient Iran |
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According to Reader's Digest, it's the best medicine |
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Old-man, hedgehog & barrel |
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Lowest member of a movie crew whose job is to "go for" anything |
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Oceangoing boats can travel 2300 miles up this river to Iquitos, Peru |
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People with this deficiency can't get mad and see red |
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Ancient Yucatan tribe that had no schools but were excellent astronomers |
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Alexander Pope said "it springs eternal in the human breast" |
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This "lowest point" figured in Ronald Reagan's career |
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For 10% of the bail, he'll spring you from jail |
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Crazed by presence of blood, these carnivorous fresh-water fish even eat each other |
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In '38, the Munich Agreement allowed Germany to partition this country |
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Stuffy British monarch who said when she saw herself imitated, "We are not amused" |
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Greek for "fertile land", buildings are built around but not on these watering spots |
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He raises penmanship to a fine art |
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Over 1/3 of its population lives in its capital, Montevideo |
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Called hyperopia, it's the opposite of myopia |
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With the Angles & Jutes, they conquered 5th century England |
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In "Trees", he claimed that "poems are made by fools like me" |
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Artist famous for her paintings of the deserts of the American southwest |
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Horse racing fixtures the British call "turf accountants" |
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These were first made in 1887 by German physiologist A.E. Fick |
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Many of them left France when Louis XIV revoked the Edict of Nantes |
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Coldest, most northern desert in the world |
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Famous William Hudson novel set in South American jungle |
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You have to keep an eye on this M.D. |
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