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In the opening chapter of this Homerian epic, Athena urges Telemachus to look for his father, Odysseus |
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Some say her real name was Angela Duncan & some say it was Dora Angela Duncan |
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An amateur golf trophy, 1st awarded in 1958, is named for this president |
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Biologists think this degenerative disease of memory loss may be caused by a gene on chromosome 21 |
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Bob Eckhardt won 1 of these contests in 1989 with "Whooeee! Whooo Pig, Whooo Pig, Whooo Pig! Whoeee Whoeee" |
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In classical Greek & Roman poetry, this goddess was often described as rosy-fingered |
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This classiest of tap dancers was born in Omaha, the son of an Austrian beer salesman |
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Yes, he knew Ann Rutledge, but there's no evidence of a great love affair |
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It completes: A good servant who comes whenever summoned is "at his master's..." |
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Type of twins that have the same genetic makeup |
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In names of nuptial magazines, this word follows Southern, Southern Calif., & Modern |
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His epic poem on the founding of Rome starred Aeneas & Dido as lovers |
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Appropriately, Anna Pavlova kept these birds in a lake near her London home |
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When his K.C. habadashery failed, he threw his hat into the political ring with help from Tom Pendergast |
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With "and away" it means without a doubt; with "and wide", everywhere |
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In-Mut-Too-Yah-Lat-Lat was the Indian name of this Nez Perce chief who would "fight no more forever" |
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Both Sophocles & Euripides wrote tragedies about this mythological figure noted for her loyalty to her father |
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She was a Rockette at Radio City Music Hall before she kicked up her heels in '54's "White Christmas" |
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He spent 5 of his 7 years in the Navy working in submarines under Hyman Rickover |
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Camille Saint-Saens composed an opera set in Gaza about this pair |
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When an oncogene is "switched on", this disease results in humans |
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James Paxton designed this London "palace" for the 1st World's Fair in 1851 |
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Commander of Galilee in the Jewish revolt against Rome, he later wrote a history of the revolt |
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Vanity Fair called "Dancing On My Grave", this ballerina's memoirs, "Tutu Shocking" |
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The 2 presidents for whom Dolley Madison served as White House hostess or First Lady |
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These 1955 & 1957 short stories by J.D. Salinger were published in one book in 1961 |
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These human cells have no nucleus & do not contain genetic information |
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The word that completes the title of the musical "A Day in Hollywood / A Night in the..." |
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