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"Claudius the God" was the sequel to this novel by Robert Graves |
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Fashionable 15th century women wore tall cone-shaped hennins on this part of the body |
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His first name is Granville, but he's better known by his middle name, Oral |
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This Roman general invaded Britain in 55-54 B.C. |
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Ted Turner has restored lost footage to this 1933 ape movie now available colorized |
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Type of store to which you'd go if you wanted to buy a piece of gingham |
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Tennessee Williams called this "Virginia Woolf" writer "The only great playwright we've ever had in America" |
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Ladies' undergarment that comes from the French for "arm protector" |
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Crooner & Oscar-winner whose middle name was Lillis |
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This was the basic unit of Greek currency 2,500 years ago & is today |
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A movie called "Great Balls of Fire" focuses on 18 months of in the life of this rock 'n' roller |
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In 1988 Orel Hershiser broke this pitcher's record for consecutive scoreless innings |
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A critic called her "A major existentialist, not merely... a carbon copy of Sartre" |
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It's the wide sash that goes around a kimono |
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This silent film cowboy star's middle initial stood for Surrey |
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Considered the original Dracula, Vlad the Impaler was a 15th century prince in this present-day country |
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This film was based on the experiences of Joe Clark, the principal of Eastside High School in Paterson, N.J. |
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Perchloro-ethylene, Val-Clean, or the person who makes a living using them |
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This author of "A Bell for Adano" was at one time private secretary to Sinclair Lewis |
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Short skirts, bobbed hair & extremely low waistlines 1st came into style in this decade |
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It was "The March King"'s middle name |
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This mathematician & physicist was also the Master of the Mint in England in the 18th century |
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His 1989 Oscar nomination was for his role in a foreign film, "Pelle the Conqueror" |
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This fungus disease can turn good timber into powder |
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Of this, his magnum opus, Lawrence Durrell said, "Ideally, all 4 volumes should be read simultaneously" |
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The fine woven white shirt mentioned in song along with "Rosemary, Parsley, Sage & Thyme" |
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The "F" in JFK stood for Fitzgerald, while the "F" in RFK stood for this |
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Although this country was 3rd largest in Europe in 1700, by 1795 it had been partitioned out of existence |
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This movie has been linked to the release of Randall Dale Adams after 12 years in prison |
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Poet Laureate who lost his job when he refused to take oaths to William & Mary |
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