THE BEGINNING OF THE PLAY |
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As this play begins, "Savage whispers fill the theater... Salieri!... Salieri!... Salieri! " |
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From France in the west to Albania in the east, this mountain range spans a dozen countries |
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Aerosmith's "I Don't Want To Miss A Thing" was featured in this doomsday flick |
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Legend says Simonetta Vespucci was the model for Botticelli's "The Birth of" this goddess of love |
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A Con Ed electric safety brochure advises using a fiberglass or wooden one around power lines, never metal |
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Act I, scene i of this Shakespeare play: a "noise of thunder and lightning heard. Enter a ship-master and a boatswain" |
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This 1965 film gave us "Lara's Theme" |
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This word comes from Greek words meaning "human form" |
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He painted himself after he moved to Giverny in 1883 |
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This mythic ship's prow was made of wood from the sacred Talking Tree of Dodona & it talked to Jason & the crew |
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Act I of this play opens in a small bedroom in the home of Reverend Samuel Parris, Salem, Mass., in the spring of 1692 |
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Heading straight south from San Diego into Mexico, the first city you'll encounter is this border resort |
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The Michelle Pfeiffer pfilm "Dangerous Minds" produced this heavenly hit from Coolio |
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To decorate with needlework |
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Delacroix' unfinished painting of Chopin & this lover was later cut in 2; each is now displayed in a different museum |
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The wood of the Eastern red & incense species of this tree is popular for pencils |
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In one stage adaptation, it's set in "the jury room of a New York court of law"--the time is 1954 |
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It's the biggest desert that includes part of China |
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"(Best That You Can Do)" is in the title of the theme from this Dudley Moore comedy |
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The gland where you might get a goiter |
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Artist who painted the 1948 work seen here that features a Maine neighbor who suffered from polio |
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The King James Bible says Noah's Ark was constructed from this "beastly" wood--maybe cypress |
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"Vivian Bearing walks on the empty stage pushing her IV pole. She is fifty, tall and very thin, barefoot, and completely bald" |
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The Guanacaste Mountains are found in this peaceful country known as the Switzerland of Central America |
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"Tubular Bells" was in this 1973 scarefest |
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This adjective is the "NS" in "NSAID" |
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Scottish historian Thomas Carlyle was the subject of his 1872-73 work "Arrangement in Grey and Black, No. 2" |
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Xylocopa, a large bee that tunnels into wood to nest, is known by this occupational name |
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