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Mr. Brownlow, Fagin & Bill Sikes |
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Trajan, the Spanish-born adopted son of explorer Nerva, became emperor of this in the year 98 |
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The fourth largest planet in our solar system, it's usually next to last from the sun |
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The Wednesday of Holy Week is sometimes called Spy Wednesday, referring to this apostle |
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Furnishings from Lincoln's private rr coach can be found at Union Pacific Historical Museum in this Nebraska city |
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The only state with a nickname that begins with "Little" |
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Pvt. Robert E. Lee Prewitt, Sgt. Fatso Judson & Angelo |
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This country granted Iceland its independence after WWI |
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Exercises that contract muscles against resistance in which there is no joint movement |
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A Roman Catholic requiem, or a satanic travesty of the Catholic service |
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Rapid City, South Dakota has a museum devoted to this Indian tribe |
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Harvard University & MIT are in this city across the Charles River from Boston |
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Stubb, Starbuck & Queequeg |
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Mikhail Gorbachev was named Soviet leader March 11, 1985, the day after this man's death |
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It's any material, like oil or graphite, put on a surface to lessen friction |
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Since the 6th century B.C. Jainism has been practiced in this country |
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This city's Balboa Park has museums devoted to Man, Aerospace & Natural History among others |
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow was born in this city, now Maine's largest |
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Lt. Frederic Henry, Catherine Barkley & Rinaldi |
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This Chinese revolutionary was baptized a Christian before he was a medical student in Hong Kong |
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In 1817 he published "An Essay on the Shaking Palsy", a disease now named after him |
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A charm worn to ward off harm or injury |
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The first museum devoted entirely to atomic energy was opened in 1949 in this Eastern Tennessee town |
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Majestic Mount Greylock, the highest point in Massachusetts, is in these "hills" |
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Allan Quatermain, Sir Henry Curtis & Captain John Good |
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King Robert II of Scotland was the founder of this dynasty |
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The flying shuttle John Kay invented in 1733 was a new type of this machine |
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A modified alb, this white outer vestment is the most common one worn by Anglican clergy |
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This skill & its products are featured at a museum on the island of Murano in Venice |
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It's the only landlocked state in New England |
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