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Christopher Marlowe gained fame for blank verse, iambic pentameter that doesn't do this |
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Double pneumonia means trouble in both of these organs |
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Founded in 1851, this university has a medical campus in Pensacola & is a "Seminole" institution |
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Here's a view of this pretty city from the Rialto Bridge |
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This groovy international man of mystery "put the grr! in swinger, baby!" |
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Transportation for a flame-breathing beast |
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Just because this Dickens novel has 2 consecutive "Z"s in the title doesn't mean you will fall asleep reading it |
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2-word term for the application of more stringent requirements to one group than to another |
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This Pennsylvania college opened its doors for women in 1885 but seems to frown upon the use of excessive vowels |
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Cole Porter loved this city "In The Springtime" & "In The Fall" |
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Treat Williams played a hippie named Berger in this groovy movie based on a '60s Broadway musical |
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A heated & impassioned daily journal |
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Swift's "A Modest Proposal" satirically suggests that, to eliminate poverty, these should be eaten |
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Double vision is a symptom of these; the NFL says it cut them almost in half by moving up the kickoff |
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Sam Adams signed an act establishing this school in 1794 & the end of it is pronounced "uhn", not "oyn" |
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Here, you can see several of the "Painted Ladies" Victorian homes in this U.S. city |
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Don't let the Blue Meanies bum you out in this psychedelic animated film |
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A restraining strap made of tanned animal skin |
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His spooky 2013 effort "The Ocean at the End of the Lane" was voted National Book of the Year in England |
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Someone collecting a retirement pension & at the same time a salary is doing this |
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More often than not, this Catholic liberal arts college in Spokane seems to play a big role in NCAA "March Madness" |
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You can see a Michelangelo in Bruges, a pretty little city in this European country |
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Director Cameron Crowe's experience as a teenage rock journalist inspired this movie set in the early 1970s |
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The bulkiness of our planet |
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"Presents, I often say, endear absents", wrote this "sheepish" essayist in 1822 |
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I spy with my little eye for the country I defected from; I'm one of these |
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In 1946 this N.Y. university founded Utica College, which became independent in 1995 |
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Autumn is an especially beautiful time to visit the temples of this city, Japan's capital until 1868 |
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Peter Fonda & Dennis Hopper take a real trip, man, in this 1969 anti-establishment classic |
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The bird Alauda arvensis singing in urban green space |
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