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This "Wizard of Menlo Park" served as president of the Naval Consulting Board in World War I |
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William Shatner portrayed Lucius in a 1955 Canadian production of this play; Lorne Greene was Brutus |
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This long, tapering, orange root vegetable contains more sugar than any vegetable except the beet |
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The Montana-Wyoming border passes through this national park |
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It's the American equivalent of a British barrister |
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The 15th C. poet Francois Villon claimed, "There's no good speech save in" this French city |
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At his inaugural on March 4, 1933, he said, "Our greatest primary task is to put people to work" |
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The Old Vic's 1937 production of this play featured ballet dancer Robert Helpmann as Oberon |
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The "heading" type of this green vegetable somewhat resembles the cauliflower |
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Lake of the Clouds, these New Mexico caverns' lowest point, lies 1,037 feet below the main entrance |
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It's the person who designs or arranges the dances for a theatrical production or ballet |
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Heywood Broun called this Illinois city "a double Newark" |
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On May 20, 1927 he left for Europe with 5 sandwiches & a quart of water |
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Helen Hayes & Maurice Evans co-starred in a 1940 production of this play named for a holiday |
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The red type of this berry grows on erect canes; the black type, on arching ones |
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The mailing address of this national park is Gatlinburg, Tennessee 37738 |
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A wainwright is a person who makes or repairs these |
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Pindar called it "O bright and violet-crowned and famed in song, bulwark of Greece... divine city!" |
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As president-elect in 1980, Ronald Reagan appointed her U.S. Representative to the United Nations |
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In 1935 Laurence Olivier & John Gielgud alternated in the roles of Mercutio & this title character |
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Sir William Gage brought the greengage variety of this fruit to England around 1725 |
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The waters of this Arkansas park are at a uniform 143 degrees F. |
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It's a woman in charge of a child's upbringing & education, or an obsolete term for a female ruler |
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According to a 1910 toast, it's "Where the Lowells talk to the Cabots and the Cabots talk only to God" |
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This explorer of the American west & U.S. senator was nicknamed "The Pathfinder" |
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Peter O'Toole played this shrew tamer in 1960; Alan Bates, in 1973 |
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Dwarf green curled is a variety of the Savoy type of this vegetable |
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Somes Sound, the only fjord in the lower 48 states, is in Acadia National Park in this state |
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Often employed by the government, they establish land & water boundaries & compile data for mapmakers |
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Samuel Johnson said, "When a man is tired of" this city, "he is tired of life" |
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