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This South American city is the world's most populous capital south of the equator |
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This scientific work is subtitled "The Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life" |
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Something gone for good is said to be "dead as" this form of entertainment that played the Palace Theatre |
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The fiercest of the Knights of the Round Table, he had an affair with Queen Guinevere |
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"They had more than love--they had fun" was the tagline for the 1976 biopic about Gable's romance with her |
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One of the world's largest diamond mines is located in Orapa, Botswana, in the northeastern part of this desert |
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This Steinbeck masterpiece tells the story of the Trasks & the Hamiltons |
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In 1968, this sewing machine company's New York City tower--once the world's tallest building--became the tallest ever demolished |
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Born in 742, this King of the Franks led a 30-year conquest of Europe "by the sword & the cross" |
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After she was a wow singing to Gable at his 36th birthday party, she got to sing to his photo on film |
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This academy trains future Jim Kirks of the galaxy on "Star Trek" |
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The Australian capital territory, which includes Canberra, was carved out of this most populous state |
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This Toni Morrison novel ends, "If you surrendered to the air, you could ride it" |
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A legendary city, or a legendary Cadillac model that was discontinued in 2002 |
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One of the premier leaders of this enterprise, Duke Godfrey of Bouillon led the conquest of Jerusalem in 1099 |
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In this rebellious 1935 release, Gable romances island girl Mamo Clark |
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Rhyming nickname for the first official Confederate flag |
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(Jeff Probst reads the clue.) In 1774, Captain James Cook charted the islands that now compose Vanuatu & named them this for an island group off Scotland |
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Ventidius is a false friend of the title guy of this Shakespeare play |
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William Lear of jet fame developed this numerical music-playing format that went in an endless loop |
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Among the better-known adventures of Sir Gawain are his exploits against this "colorful" character |
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Gable's last line on film, "Just head for that big star straight on... it'll take us right home", is in this movie |
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The 563-carat sapphire known as this was actually found in Sri Lanka |
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Longwood Golf Course on this South Atlantic British dependency is probably the world's remotest 18-hole course |
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This classic says "Kurtz--that means short in German--don't it?" |
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After a name change to the House Internal Security Committee, it was abolished in 1975 |
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Portrayed in verse as the perfect knight, he led the "Reconquista" against the Moors until his death in 1099 |
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The title of this movie with Gable as an adman is a term for flashy, aggressive salesmen |
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Henry VII's secret court to try cases involving state security |
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