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This country's Isle of Pines, where Castro was once imprisoned, was renamed Isle of Youth in the 1970s |
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At this woman's grave Gertrude says, "I hoped thou shouldst have been my Hamlet's wife" |
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His wife Jane may have inspired his song "Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair" |
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From the Latin for "touching", it describes a disease passed by touch |
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His Harvesting Machine Co. in Chicago used the advertising slogan "Our Field is the World" |
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Because this country attacked Finland in 1939, it was expelled from the League of Nations |
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The Panteon Nacional, or Nat'l Pantheon, in Caracas, Venezuela is the tomb of this "Liberator" |
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Nerissa is Portia's waiting-maid in this play |
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Liszt was on the list of students Carl Czerny taught in this Austrian city |
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This planet orbits the sun every 88 days at a distance of about 36,000,000 miles |
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About 2/3 of this Boston-based safety razor company's sales are outside the United States |
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The league was headquartered at the Palace of Nations in this European city |
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This Malaysian capital was founded by Chinese tin miners in 1857 |
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Octavius says of this man's suicide, "The breaking of so great a thing should make a greater crack" |
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Stravinsky is buried on the island of San Michele in this Italian city |
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Geographically speaking, they're the 2 most famous antipodes on Earth |
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Attempting to create a bookmark for church hymnals, Arthur Fry of 3M invented these sticky "notes" |
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In 1933 Japan withdrew from the league because its conquest of this Chinese region wasn't recognized |
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A road rally formerly ran from Paris to this capital of Senegal |
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This play opens on a ship & ends in front of a cell |
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Leo Delibes was famous for composing the scores for these; his masterpiece was "Coppelia" |
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The metamorphic rock pronounced "nice" is spelled this way |
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"Boss of the Plains" was the first hat produced by this Philadelphia hatter, in 1865 |
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Like the U.N., the league was headed by an official with this title |
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Construction of Islamabad, this country's capital, was started in 1961 |
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To present this comedy set in Verona & Milan, you need a dog to play the role of Crab |
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This "Eugene Onegin" composer's brother Modest was an opera librettist |
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This mild anesthetic is found naturally in the peppermint plant |
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This Seattle firm leads all others in the U.S. in export sales |
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From 1920 to 1939 the league helped administer this Polish port city |
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