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Orson Welles was the 1st to call this comedian "The Great One" |
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In 1918 the anti-Bolsheviks were the "Whites" & Trotsky's Soviet army this color |
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This emperor's love of the grandeur of ancient Rome popularized the "Empire" style in France |
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The head official in soccer, hockey, football & boxing |
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For a surgeon, this knife is a cut above the rest |
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A bull market generally lasts longer than this type of market |
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Actor-director who said, "Even if I won the Nobel Prize, it would say 'Meathead Wins Nobel'" |
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In 1942, 26 countries at war with the Axis 1st called themselves this, later the name of a world org. |
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"Romantic" name for a chair built to hold 2 people |
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This great Baltimore QB was originally drafted but released by the Pittsburgh Steelers |
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From the Latin for "soldier", it's a citizen army activated during emergencies |
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It's nicknamed the "Big Board" |
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In 1952 this movie "Sherlock Holmes" hosted a TV game show called "Your Lucky Clue" |
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In 1956 the Soviet Union invaded Hungary; in 1968 it invaded this other ally |
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Both a bed & a chair with curving lines were named for this Venetian vessel |
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Retiring in 1955, he became the only heavyweight champion who never lost a fight in his career |
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It may be fancy or plain, but a 6-shooter calls it home |
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The collection of securities held by an investor, or the case in which they could be carried |
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"Lion in Winter" star who said of himself, "I was sort of the Vanessa Redgrave of the '50s" |
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During the 4th century the Goths split into the Ostrogoths & this other group |
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One famous style of Chippendale furniture was inspired by & later named for this Asian country |
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He succeeded Joe DiMaggio as the Yankees' regular centerfielder |
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A preacher serving more than one church is said to ride one |
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Bonds with a credit rating of BB or lower are speculative & are usually called this |
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In 1988 this "Big" star married Rita Wilson, his co-star in the 1985 film "Volunteers" |
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Common name of the book that is orig. record of William the Conqueror's survey of England |
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Born in Scotland in 1768, this American designer's furniture featured lyre & plume carvings |
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This school took the 1988 NCAA men's basketball title despite 11 losses, most ever for a winning team |
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The name for this fish comes from the practice of eating it on holy days |
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The ticker tape symbol for this corporation is "F" |
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