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The name of this musical form probably came from the Latin "matricale", meaning in the mother tongue |
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She got into the advice business before her twin sister, Dear Abby |
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Britannica defines it as "any plant growing where it is not wanted" |
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In 1987 Molly Yard replaced Eleanor Smeal as president of this organization |
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The U.S. borders these 3 oceans |
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Terence, a Roman poet-playwright who lived in the second century B.C., said, "Charity begins" here |
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The ruthless Cesare Borgia was the model for this book by Machiavelli |
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Evicted from his Oregon ashram, he now lives in Bombay & is called "Zorba The Buddha" |
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A member of the sundew family, it requires about 10 days to fully digest an insect |
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Int'l club that "promotes putting off until later those things that needn't be done today" |
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There's a national park on the island of St. John in this U.S. possession |
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Robert Louis Stevenson said, "Marriage is ..... a field of battle, and not a bed of" these |
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In his notebooks this Renaissance artist claimed, "The Medici created and destroyed me" |
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Herbert Ross, who directed the film "Steel Magnolias", is married to this sister of Jackie Onassis |
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Plant whose twigs are used for dowsing & whose leaves & bark are used to make an astringent |
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One must be a member of this fraternal group in order to belong to the Shriners |
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North Dakota has its Devils Lake & Wyoming its Devils one of these |
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In "A Study in Scarlet" this author called London "that great cesspool" |
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Plays were either comedies, tragedies or these love tales about woodland goddesses & shepherds |
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William J. McCarthy is president of this union |
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Name for a low, enclosed bed covered with glass or plastic for starting plants before the season |
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Arm of Al-Anon that's specifically for young people between the ages of 12 & 20 |
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The Raritan is the longest river wholly within this state |
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Poet who wrote, "The woods are lovely, dark & deep, but I have promises to keep..." |
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Boccaccio work narrated by 3 men & 7 women fleeing the plague in Florence |
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This historian & former Librarian of Congress was teaching history at Harvard while studying law at Yale |
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This climbing tropical shrub was named for a French South Seas explorer |
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Social welfare organization founded in the 19th century, whose bimonthly publication is "The War Cry" |
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One of the largest of these shallow channels in the U.S. is the Bartholomew in N. Louisiana |
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"Always do right." he wrote; "This will gratify some people and astonish the rest" |
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