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Completes the title of Walter D. Edmonds' 1936 historical novel, "Drums Along the ..." |
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This edible organ is the only meat with nutritionally significant amounts of vitamin C |
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In the 12th C., these "pumpers" became widespread in Europe, especially Holland |
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Feodor Chaliapin, son of the famous opera singer, played Cher's granddad in this 1987 film |
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British term for a one horse carriage that sounds like it might be "in the ointment" |
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When she became queen in 1837, she exiled her mother to a distant part of Buckingham Palace |
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William Sydney Porter probably used this pseudonym to conceal the fact that he was in jail |
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Olives, clams & buckwheat are high in this mineral vital to the blood |
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Before he was King of England, William the Conqueror was Duke of this region |
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This Pennsylvania city got a railroad in 1838; Monopoly sets got it later |
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Time says Soviets joke that she's the 1st spouse of a Soviet leader to weigh less than he does |
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Book in which Jody learns, when he kills his fawn, that "Love's got nothing to do with corn" |
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Beer is relatively rich in this vitamin group |
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Medieval French society consisted of three groups of people: the nobility, the common people & them |
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John Lone was the frozen prehistoric man in "Iceman" & the star of this Oscar-winning 1987 film |
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It can be a boat or a balloon basket |
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Fortune Magazine says England's queen is richest woman in the world & this Dutch queen makes 2nd |
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In "The Sun Also Rises" Hemingway quotes this author as saying, "You are all a lost generation" |
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The body converts carotenes found in some plants, into this vitamin, found only in animals |
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In 1988 Joan Rivers took over Linda Lavin's role as the mother in this Neil Simon play |
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One of these powered a 17-second trip for Bill Suitor during the 1984 Olympic opening ceremonies |
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Longtime companion of Jean-Paul Sartre, she's best known for her feminist book "The Second Sex" |
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"More tears are shed over answered prayers than unanswered" was 1 of this author's favorite quotes |
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Calcium is the most abundant mineral in the body while this is 2nd |
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In 632 Muhammad died & was buried in this holy city, not Mecca |
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He played Lord Byron, on stage, but he's more famous for starring in "I, Claudius" |
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This liner was known as the Seawise University when destroyed by fire in 1972 in Hong Kong |
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She won a degree from the Univ. of VT. in 1902 & was the 1st grad of a co-ed college to be first lady |
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