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The pouch of this water bird can hold up to 3 gallons, 2 to 3 times what its stomach can hold |
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In 1878 the annual regatta between these 2 schools moved to the Thames River in Connecticut |
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This national paper color codes its sections; the Life section is in purple |
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Sir Galahad was the illegitimate son of this other knight |
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Act I of a Mozart opera begins with this character fleeing the home of Donna Anna after trying to seduce her |
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Throw that baby shower quick! Of mammals, this American marsupial has the shortest gestation, 12-13 days |
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Seen here is this man, who in 1891 came up with a new sport |
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Nautical term for the list of editors, owners & staff |
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A vehicle with 2 sets of wings |
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As well as being a knight, Sir Dagonet held this amusing other job at court |
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With a river in its title, this first opera of the "Ring" cycle features Flosshilde & 2 other river maidens |
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These desert arachnids bear live young that crawl onto their mothers' backs & stay there weeks to nourish |
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On June 6, 1892 he became the first president to attend a major league baseball game while in office |
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The Lagniappe is a helpful section in this city's Times-Picayune |
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To make possible or easy, perhaps a bad habit |
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Sir Gawain, a knight & nephew of King Arthur, battled this verdant foe |
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We hope you don't sleep through this Reginald de Koven folk opera based on an American story from 1820 |
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The indri is the largest of these primates of which the ring-tailed species is better known |
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On Nov. 12, 1892, $500 from this city's Allegheny Athletic Assn. made Pudge Heffelfinger the 1st known pro football player |
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When fact-checking politics, the Washington Post has a 1 to 4 scale of illustrations of this character from an 1881 work |
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In heraldry, colors have special names; the black on the shield seen here is called this |
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This knight of the Round Table first shows up questing for the Holy Grail in a 12th century work |
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(I am Placido Domingo.) The Duke of Mantua sings one of the most famous arias of all time in this opera named for a hunchbacked court jester |
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On rare occasions this Arctic cetacean can grow 2 spiral tusks |
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In 1895 this Rhode Island city's country club held the first US. Open Golf Championships won by Horace Rawlins |
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A newspaper founded in London in 1855 was named for this, then the hottest new communication technology |
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Fired a gun from a hidden position |
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Sir Safir was a Christian knight of this descent, a French word for Arabs & Muslims during the Crusades |
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In the opera "Boris Godunov", Fyodor is the real son of the czar & Grigory is this "false" character |
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