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This telegraphy pioneer once ran for mayor of New York |
Samuel Morse
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In 1995 the Leader Federal Bank in Memphis issued a Mastercard featuring 3 images of this performer |
Elvis Presley
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This business biweekly ranks its 500 largest U.S. corporations by performance & by state |
Fortune
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In the 1720s the central university of this country was founded in Caracas |
Venezuela
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Spain joined NATO under the stipulation that none of these weapons would be based on its soil |
nuclear weapons
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To be or not to be, it's a very small village |
hamlet
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Isaac Dripps invented this device once found on the front of a locomotive |
cowcatcher
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This group got "Satisfaction" in 1964 with its first U.S. Top 10 hit, "Time is on My Side" |
The Rolling Stones
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Il Messaggero is one of the principal daily newspapers published in this capital |
Rome
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"The Dome" is the yearbook of this university near South Bend |
Notre Dame
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Yasir Arafat met with this Jordanian king to discuss the possibility of a Palestinian confederation |
King Hussein
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A football maneuver, or a common term for fishing gear |
tackle
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In 1914 Max Planck helped Einstein get a position at the Kaiser Wilhelm Physical Institute in this capital |
Berlin
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It's the musical instrument played by Dave Clark of the Dave Clark Five |
drums
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A founder of pop art, he was also the founder of Interview magazine |
Andy Warhol
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The Mark Twain Project at the Bancroft Library of this school in Berkeley has 600 Twain manuscripts |
California
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For this north African country's support of terrorism, the U.S. barred imports of its oil |
(Steve: What is Algeria?)
Libya
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A male goose, or a glance |
gander
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In 1959 his wife Mary found a fossil of Australopithecus in Tanzania's Olduvai Gorge |
(Steve: Who is Leakey?) (Alex: Which one?) (Steve: Richard Leakey?) (Alex: No, he was the son.)
Louis Leakey
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This vocalist with the Lovin' Spoonful wrote the group's hit "Do You Believe in Magic?" |
John Sebastian
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This 1962 Rachel Carson book first appeared as a series of articles in The New Yorker |
Silent Spring
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In 1881 Booker T. Washington founded this college as a training school for black teachers |
Tuskegee Institute
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Kodak introduced this new flat camera |
(Alexandra: What is the....[time]?)
Disc
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In medicine, it's the opposite of malignant |
benign
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Hermann Muller demonstrated that these inheritable changes in genes can be caused by X-rays |
mutations
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Jackson Browne was once a member of this "grubby" group whose hits included "Mr. Bojangles" |
Nitty Gritty Dirt Band
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Otis Chandler became publisher of this U.S. newspaper in 1960 |
Los Angeles Times
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In 1881 the Wharton School of Finance & Commerce was founded at this university |
Pennsylvania
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After Alexander Haig resigned, he was named secretary of state |
George P. Shultz
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It can be a case for a sword, or a close-fitting dress |
sheath
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