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Last name of the English novelist who wrote "My Brother Evelyn and Other Profiles" |
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Victoria, B.C. is located on this island, Canada's largest on the Pacific coast |
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WWII GIs brought back to the U.S. word of this "pizza herb", sometimes called wild marjoram or organy |
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When a power station was built near these falls in the 1890s, it was considered an engineering marvel |
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The box-shaped chamber that contains the vocal cords |
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Keith Murdoch's middle name; you may think it's his first name |
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This author of "The Bostonians" was the grandson of one of the first millionaires in the U.S. |
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The U.S. maintains a NATO air base on these islands 740 miles west of Portugal |
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Fennel & anise resemble the flavor of this black candy |
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Mass. Senator Charles Sumner gave this area its name, based on the Aleut word meaning "the great land" |
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These can be serous, fibrous or mucous |
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Cereal manufacturer whose middle initial stood for Keith, not for "King of the Corn Flakes" |
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His first novel was published when he was 17 & his first story with Inspector Maigret when was 28 |
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This island's capital, Valletta, was built by the Grand Master of the Order of Knights of St. John |
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This multi-spiced powder comes from India where it is used to season meat & rice |
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A short-lived post-WWII anti-Truman party took this same name as the Bull Moose Party |
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The ceruminal glands are found inside these canals |
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Middle name shared by HUD Secretary Jack Kemp & former Attorney Gen. William Smith |
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The author of "A Vindication of the Rights of Woman", her daughter & namesake was Mary Shelley |
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This resort island in the Bay of Fundy was the summer home of F. Roosevelt |
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Used to flavor vermouth, this pickling spice is the dried unopened flower bud of a tree |
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The 1901 Hay-Paunceforte Treaty with Britain permitted the U.S. to build this |
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The pylorus is in the lower part of this digestive organ |
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The middle name of the man for whom Washington, D.C.'s international airport is named |
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He was a close friend of George Bernard Shaw & in fact changed his name to T.E. Shaw in 1927 |
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The highest mountain on this island off the coast of Syria is Mount Olympus |
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A clear oil called oil of mace comes from the kernel of the fruit of this tree |
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William, the son of this railroad magnate, denied saying "The public be damned" |
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The uveal tract is part of this sense organ |
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Middle name of 19th century poet James Lowell |
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