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Originally, this 1880 Rodin piece was meant to represent Dante, known to sit on a rock in Florence |
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India: a bunch, including Hindi, Urdu & this classical language of ancient epics |
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Running with Al Gore in 2000, he was the first Jewish vice presidential candidate of a major political party |
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He spent 4 years training to play "Irish" Micky Ward in "The Fighter" |
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This crazy phrase refers to a threaded metal fastener that's not tight in its receptacle |
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The only kings of this Scottish royal house were Robert I & his son David II |
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Between 1501 & 1504 Michelangelo worked on the marble sculpture of this man; it was placed by the Palazzo Vecchio |
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This African country born in 2011: English & Arabic |
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In 1880 he founded a company to make amateur picture-taking easier & less expensive |
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Hilary Swank is a waitress-turned-boxer in this 2004 film |
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A synonym for crazy, this bird isn't crazy--it lays eggs in the nests of other birds who then raise its young |
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In 943, after 43 years as king, Constantine II retired to the monastery of this; the golf course was yet to be built |
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The "Son of Menides, citizen of Antioch of Maeander" made this female statue who can never lend a hand |
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Haiti: French & the Haitian type of this vernacular language |
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In the 1940s Aaron Copland was commissioned by this man to write a clarinet concerto |
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He got an Oscar nomination for writing the original screenplay for "Rocky" |
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Misplaced every one of your aggies, cat's-eyes & commies |
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This daughter of James V was betrothed to the dauphin Francis at age 6; she married him 10 years later |
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The best-known Myronic work is a statue of a man performing this Olympic event, completing the backswing |
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This Islamic republic: Dari & Pashto |
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This general was the subject of the biography "The White Tecumseh" |
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"Raging Bull" was based on a book by this boxer, the subject of the film |
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Delivering 99 rectangular blocks of baked clay when you should have had 100 |
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In 1057 Lulach became the first Scottish king stoned, er, crowned, at this medieval village |
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In 2011 the scales went missing from a statue representing this in front of Louisville's Metro Hall |
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Kosovo: both Serbian & this language named for a bordering nation |
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In 1884 he patented the first practical fountain pen |
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To prepare for this movie, Mickey Rourke spent months training with an uncle of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson |
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The name of this Warner Bros. cartoon series that preceded Merrie Melodies has come to mean "crazy" |
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In 1072, at about age 12, Duncan II was sent as a hostage to this Norman king, who kept him for several years |
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