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Robert Browning ended "Pippa's Song" with "God's in his heaven--all's right with" this |
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She escaped Nazi Germany, fought for Israeli independence & found fame as a therapist on TV |
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A Harvard study indicates this alley sport burns more calories than rowing or tennis |
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Surname of singers Dorothy, Judy & Phil |
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Last name of American comic strip artist Al or British comic strip character Andy |
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Though its probe sent back info for only 20 sec., this country achieved the 1st soft landing on Mars |
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It's to whom Vachel Lindsay referred in the poem "Bryan, Bryan, Bryan, Bryan" |
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Maria Callas wasn't born in Greece but in this American city where she often came to sing |
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"Mr. October", he said, "The only reason I don't like playing in the World Series is I can't watch myself play" |
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It's the only name of a Zodiac sign with double letters, as any straight arrow will tell you |
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1938's "Best Actor" Oscar was mistakenly engraved to this comic strip cop instead of Spencer Tracy |
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In 1908 astronomer Percival Lowell claimed these were built by an advanced civilization |
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Completes the title of the work by Thomas Gray, Elegy Written in a Country..." |
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She played on a championship high school basketball team before becoming a senator from Maine |
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If a polo game is tied at the end of regulation play, the match is decided this way |
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Legal relationship of a tenant to his landlord |
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This strip by Harold R. Foster took place in the days of King Arthur |
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One of these on Mars, the Olympus Mons, is 100 times as big as the largest one on Hawaii |
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Longfellow peom which begins "This is the forest primeval" |
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She married John Macy, the critic who helped edit Helen Keller's autobiography |
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The 1st NFL championship game on network TV was between the L.A. Rams & this Ohio team in 1951 |
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While it's 1 of the 3 primary colors of light, it's not 1 of the 3 primary colors of paint |
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Snuffy Smith used to share title billing with this character |
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Mars' satellites Deimos & Phobos are named after the sons of this Greek god of war |
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Pope poem with the lines, "Plague on't! Tis past a jest – nay prithee, pox! Give her the hair" |
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Franz Liszt's daughter Cosima married this composer & helped develop the Bayreuth Festival |
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The defensemen in this popular sport are called the "backline" |
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Double talk, or a flashy action intended to deceive, it's probably an alteration of razzle dazzle |
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Hard-boiled mystery writer who supplied scripts for the Secret Agent X-9 strip |
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It's now believed they're made up of frozen carbon dioxide & water |
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