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Later president, he was a New York senator from 1821 to 1828 |
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A ghost tour may include hearing eerie tapping at the Wythe House in this Colonial Virginia city |
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For most of the 5th century, what is today this country was controlled by the Vandals |
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It means "easy to approach"; you'll also find it a lot after "wheelchair" |
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This author writes that while traveling back to London on a train, "the idea of Harry Potter simply fell into my head" |
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"30 Days of Night" & "Fright Night" |
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In 1861 William Seward left the Senate to take on this post in the Cabinet |
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In the Bible, the ghost of Samuel told this king that he'd be defeated by the Philistines |
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Most of the literature of this Horn of Africa country is written in either classical Ge'ez or modern Amharic |
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Resembling a seraph, a cherub or any Victoria's Secret model |
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In 1929 this James Bond creator became a Moscow correspondent for Reuters |
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"The Ghost and the Darkness" |
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A New York senator from 1791 to 1797, he later presided over the Senate as vice president |
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The ghost of this 19th c. Louisiana pirate is said to sail Galveston Bay searching for a lost love who fell overboard |
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What's now this country was united from many smaller chieftains by King Moshoeshoe I in the 1830s |
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This 10-letter word means "greedy" & goes back to one of the 7 Deadly Sins |
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The biography "Pat and Roald" covers his life with wife Patricia Neal |
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When she replaced Hillary Clinton in 2009, she was the youngest senator, at age 42 |
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For centuries this ghostly ship has been seen sailing around the Cape of Good Hope |
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Mauritania is home to large herds of these cattle, also called brahmins, which you'll find near the end of the alphabet |
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From the French for "right" comes this "skillful" word |
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This "Far from the Madding Crowd" author's first published work under his own name was 1873's "A Pair of Blue Eyes" |
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"Power, Pasta, and Politics" was this Brooklyn-born senator's account of his almost 20 years representing the Empire State |
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This beheaded fifth wife of Henry VIII haunts Hampton Court Palace; she's been heard shrieking Henry's name |
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This capital of Angola once had "Sao Paulo de" before its name |
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It means "characteristic of an uncle" |
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Born in Japan, he's published 6 novels, including "Never Let Me Go" |
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