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Stories in the collection "In Our Time" introduced Nick Adams, this author's alter ego |
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In 2001, 2002 & 2003 Grady Lewis, who created a canvas shoe for this sport, was on the short list for its Hall of Fame |
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Plain-looking & over 30 were requirements Dorothea Dix had for appointees as these |
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Give a Brit a tinkle when you get into town & you've done this |
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Before it was Alaska's capital, Juneau developed around the discovery of this resource |
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His shocking story "A Rose for Emily" is about the life & death of a southern woman |
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Jenny McCarthy & Kelly Osbourne have advertised this "sweet" brand with a sexy image |
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Anson Stager, General Superintendant of this company, was made head of the U.S. Military Telegraph Corps |
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The Brits use this more colorful spelling of airplane |
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"June Is Bustin' Out All Over" |
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It begins, "As Gregor Samsa awoke one morning... he found himself transformed into... a gigantic insect" |
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This cartoon superhero's secret identity was Shoe Shine Boy, even though he wasn't a boy |
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David Farragut was in this bay when he said, "Damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead" |
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It's a hat, or the person who throws the ball to a batsman in cricket |
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Made a national park in 1980, it encompasses over 3 million acres of icy wonder in southeastern Alaska |
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Edward Albee adapted her story "The Ballad of the Sad Cafe" for the stage |
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During his 1928 coronation, this ruler stood on foot-high getas |
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The Democrats' candidate in 1864, this General denounced the party plank, saying the war was a failure |
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We use ad as an abbreviation; the British informally use this slightly longer word |
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"Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man" |
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"The Dead" is the last story in this collection by James Joyce |
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And finally, it's a form in the shape of a foot, used by cobblers in making shoes |
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Contrary to Whittier's poem, Mary Quantrill, not this title woman, waved the Union flag at Southern troops |
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A person who looks after others, like a bodyguard or a babysitter; John Nash would be a beautiful one |
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