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In January 1962, this organization voted to exclude Cuba |
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Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Yale, Dartmouth, Princeton, Harvard & University of Pennsylvania |
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The Latin "praefatio", a foretelling, gave us this word for a book's forepiece |
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On a hospital P.A. system, "stat" means this |
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Genesis tells us Abraham made a great feast the day this child was weaned |
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Napoleon's "Continental System" tried to stop continental Europe from trading with this country |
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Because of its Mormon affiliation, this Provo, Utah U. doesn't serve tea or coffee on campus |
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In Latin it originally meant "to drive off the stage by clapping"; now it's what a bomb does |
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In May 1986, Dr. Robert Gale of UCLA traveled to this country to perform bone marrow transplants |
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King Solomon sacrificed 120,000 sheep & 22,000 oxen for a gigantic 14-day feast at the dedication of this |
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Until 19th C., this Asian country's foreign ministry was called the Hall for Governance of Barbarians |
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1st Greek letter fraternity in U.S., since early 18th C., its membership has been "keyed" to scholarship |
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From the Latin "to live or keep company with"; it's an oral exchange |
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Cerebral palsy is caused by trauma to this system |
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When Herodias' daughter danced at Herod's birthday party, he lost his head |
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While the Mongol Empire was centered in Mongolia, the Mogul Empire was centered here |
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Guinness credits U. of Karueein, found in 859 A.D. at Fez, Morocco, with this world record |
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In Latin, it's the thigh, but in English, it's the thighbone |
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Laverne & Shirley's last names on the show |
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This specialty, not surgery, has seen a recent rise in malpractice ins. premiums |
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At the banquet she threw, Haman fell on her bed & the king thought Haman was about to ravish her |
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This Frenchman failed to build a canal across Panama after succeeding at Suez |
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After Luther posted 95 theses on a church in this town, it became a center for study of theology |
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Synonym for "trip", it's root is the Latin "diurnus", meaning "of one day" |
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1 of 3 individuals to win an Emmy for Acting in the '77 landmark miniseries "Roots" |
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Edema is more simply described as this |
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Babylonian king Belshazzar's party came to an abrupt halt & his knees started shaking when he saw this |
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