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Herman Wouk's book about this ship's mutiny was inspired by his experiences aboard a similar WWII vessel |
the Caine
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Kids today just don't learn this type of handwriting, defined as having the letters joined together |
cursive
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Wabash, Kentucky, Monongahela |
the Ohio
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Jimi Hendrix, The Who & Sha Na Na all rocked out in the 1970 film that documented this happening |
Woodstock
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5 & 15: From a Germanic root meaning "2 left over" |
12
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This word for a house of worship is found between "Mormon" & "Choir" |
tabernacle
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In this young adult novel set during the war, "The Grave Digger's Handbook" is the first item Liesel Meminger steals |
The Book Thief
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It comes between 2 "Sunday"s in a U2 title--"and the battle's just begun" |
Bloody
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Pend Oreille, Willamette, Snake |
the Columbia
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2013's "Blackfish" focuses on the treatment of this creature, which is actually of the dolphin family |
the orca (or killer whale)
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100 & 200: It's a gross |
144
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This spiritual technique, TM for short, is based on ancient Hindu writings |
transcendental meditation
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Billy Pilgrim witnesses the firebombing of Dresden & subsequent killing of 135,000 in this Vonnegut novel |
Slaughterhouse-Five
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This 10-letter adjective describes plants or people that are native to a particular region |
indigenous
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Nam Ca Dinh, Songkhram, Mun |
the Mekong
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Listen to me now & tell it to me later the name of this 1977 documentary that starred Ahnold |
Pumping Iron
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15 & 20: Andrew Johnson's, as U.S. president |
17
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In Hinduism it's a group of texts featuring Shiva's consort Shakti; in the West it's associated with sexuality |
Tantra
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His 1961 novel "Mila 18" tells of the 1943 Jewish uprising in the Warsaw ghetto |
Leon Uris
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"Eloquent" comes from the same root as this word that means overly talkative |
loquacious
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Inn, Morava, Tisza |
the Danube
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2004's "Born into Brothels" is an Oscar-winning film about children growing up in this Indian city's red-light district |
Calcutta
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100 & 1,000: The square root of 160,000 |
400
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This monastic order founded in 17th century France is known for keeping quiet |
the Trappists
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50 years after he wrote it, Norman Mailer said he was still fond of this novel: "It has virtues, it has faults" |
The Naked and the Dead
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By definition, something that's described as sagittal is shaped like one of these |
an arrow
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Kabul, Gar, Panjnad |
the Indus
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The "Paradise Lost" trilogy is about the men known as this "3", accused of murder in Arkansas, not Tennessee |
West Memphis
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1900 & 2000: Year in which the Korean War began |
1950
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In English, the name of this Latin hymn means "God, we praise you" |
Te Deum laudámus
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