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CLOTHING IN THE MIDDLE AGES |
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"Death of a Salesman", which opened in 1949, earned this playwright a Pulitzer Prize & a Tony Award |
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Greek for "to speak fair" gives us this word for a less distasteful way to say something |
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Johnny Cash fell into one in 1963 & topped the country charts for 7 weeks |
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This is the female equivalent of a peacock |
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A gorget was a ring of armor worn here on the body |
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The United Nations named a project involving hydroelectricity for this river, but war in 1959 changed plans |
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One of the play's main themes & Willy's main goals is to achieve this "national" ideal & make it real |
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Greek gives us the name of this gem that's surrounded by diamonds in the photo seen here |
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Robby Krieger wrote most of this 1967 classic, but that "mire"/"pyre" rhyme is pure Morrison |
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This flycatcher, genus Sayornis, is named for its call, not a Lisa Kudrow TV character |
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The head covering seen here, it shares its name with a place to house a pup |
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Connecting Liverpool to Birkenhead, the over-2-mile Queensway Tunnel passes under this river |
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This actor, who played the lead in a "Salesman" revival, said he saw it reduce many suit-wearing grown-up men to tears |
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This fancy word for the hobby of collecting coins comes partly from the Greek for "currency" |
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In a Dolly Parton title, "Old" these "Can't Hold A Candle To You" |
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One look at the peepers of the sea duck here & you see why it shares its name with this Pierce Brosnan James Bond film |
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This fine, lustrous fabric was from the Middle East, not from Far East Cathay |
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Flowing from France through Belgium & Holland, it sounds like the perfect waterway for Terpsichore or Erato |
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Characters in the play include Willy's wife Linda & 2 sons, Happy & him, a former high school football star |
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Richard Dawkins coined this word for an idea that is easily copied, & said it should rhyme with "cream" |
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In the title of a 2012 No. 1, Adele pulled off this difficult feat |
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It may be a myth that the bull type of this bird was named for its thick neck, but that's the guess |
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A baldric was a wide, decorative belt worn diagonally across the chest to carry one of these at the hip |
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A Civil War ship shares a name with this New Hampshire river |
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This actor who starred in "Inherit the Wind" & "The Best Years of Our Lives" played Willy in the 1951 film version |
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The name of this noble gas is from the Greek for "strange" |
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This widow of the Notorious B.I.G. was "Burnin' Up" on a track featuring Missy Elliott |
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You might have donned this loose, sleeveless garment whose name is from the Latin for "cloak" |
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Tasmania has a river named this, also a term for the winding path a river takes |
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