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Gustav Mahler consulted this famous Viennese psychiatrist about his marriage problems |
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Unlike other mammals, these dam rodents continue to grow throughout their lives |
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Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn that he ran away from home at 16 & worked in a tire factory |
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From Jun '87 to June '88 it tipped another 1/20th of an inch according to a University of Pisa spokesman |
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Ironically, this English king wrote "Green Groweth The Holly", a poem about romantic faithfulness |
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The "G" in G-Man stand for this |
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Schubert died less than 2 yrs. after carrying a torch at the funeral of this great German composer in 1827 |
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Boas & pythons kill their prey by this means |
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Star of "The Color Purple", she said early influences included Gracie Allen & C. Colbert |
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The Atomic Bomb Memorial Dome, a building left unreconstructed after WWII, is a peace symbol in this city |
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This title used in India means "Great King" |
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The FBI is the chief investigative arm of this U.S. department |
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Considered unfriendly to Mozart, this Italian composer taught his son after Mozart's death |
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Animal in the title of the following 1972 No. 1 hit:
"On the first part of the journey..." |
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1928 grad of Bryn Mawr, this star of "On Golden Pond" was once suspended for smoking |
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The oldest military org. in the U.S., the Ancient & Honorable Artillery Co. meets in this Boston landmark |
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After this country's King George I was killed in 1913, his son Constantine succeeded him |
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The identification division has the largest collection of these in the U.S., some 169 million |
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This Baroque composer's name translates to "John S. Brook" |
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Lemurs, the world's smallest primates, are native to this island off Africa |
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This "Meatball" was described as someone who "would think up fraternity initiation rites" |
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The Spanish Steps aren't in Madrid, but this world capital |
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Princess Grace's 3 children |
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In this program from 1978-80, agents posed as representatives of an Arab sheik, offering bribes to local officials |
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Geo. Washington & the Austrian composer, affectionately called "Papa", were both born in 1732 |
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The Information Please Almanac describes them as "insects of the grasshopper family, but much more powerful" |
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Star of "Ragtime" who dropped her dream of being a ballerina because she couldn't do a pirouette |
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On 1/22/05 troops of Nicholas II shot 100s of demonstrators in front of this Leningrad landmark |
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Before he died in 814, he crowned his son, Louis the Pious |
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On Sept. 18, 1975 FBI agents captured this young woman wanted for bank robbery |
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