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After Antarctica, which has none, this continent has fewest number of countries |
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Famed military marquis whose 1st name was Marie |
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In "My Summer in a Garden", humorist C.D. Warner said "Politics make" this type of "bedfellows" |
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The real first name of this singer is Riley; the "B.B." stands for "Blues Boy" |
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Fog is simply these, so low they touch the ground |
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1st line of the Don McLean hit, "Vincent" it includes the title of a famous Van Gogh work |
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He was the son of a Huguenot refugee, Apollos de Revoire |
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According to George Santayana, this will happen to "Those who cannot remember the past" |
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For this dancer who starred in it, "White Nights" had elements of autobiography |
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They say it's never done this in L.A. on Sept. 7, & it's never snowed, hailed or sleeted either |
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Published after their deaths, his letters to this relative are considered literary treasures |
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In his last speech before he died in 1799, this firebrand pleaded for American unity |
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Line from Scottish poet Robert Burns that's found in the following patriotic song:
"You’re a grand old flag / You’re a high-flying flag / And forever in peace may you wave / You’re the emblem of / The land I love / The home of the free and the brave / Every heart beats true / ‘Neath the red white and blue / Where there’s never a boast or brag..." |
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His "Greatest Hits" album was on Billboard's list for over 9 years, but it's not for me to say |
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Term for maximum horizontal distance under existing weather conditions at which you can identify objects |
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Vegetable in title of Van Gogh's famous 1885 painting of peasants |
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The last U.S. President in the 18th c. |
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Defense Sec'y Charles Wilson's 1953 quote: "I thought what was good for the country was good for" them |
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During the 1950s, he held his ballroom "Dance Party" on ABC, CBS, NBC, & Dumont |
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The National Weather Service is part of this cabinet department |
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So. French city in which Van Gogh lived & which was basis for many of his later works |
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"That great object of universal devotion" which W. Irving called "almighty" |
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He's artistic director of the nation's 1st bicoastal resident ballet company |
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