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There's an "S" in this capital of Algeria |
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September 1, 1939: German troops invade this country |
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National Geographic was among those to report on a new creature found in 2015 & compare it to this Muppet |
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In a gustnado, this tops out around 80 miles per hour |
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The 5th c. heresy Nestorianism held that he was 2 beings, 1 human & 1 divine, in a single body |
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William Claude Dukenfield kept his first 2 initials for his movie career under this name |
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These 2 capitals of adjacent European countries both end in "est" |
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June 4, 1940: The last of more than 300,000 Allied troops are evacuated from this port |
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A kangaroo caught nibbling on toilet paper in an Aussie restroom led to the rhyming UPI headline "'Roo in the" this |
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Up high at a circus, a funambulist has this job |
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Wahhabism within Islam rejects modern versions of the faith & may call on the faithful to wage this on the impure |
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Jonathan Leibowitz' moment of Zen told him to try this as his last name |
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You get an "F" if you don't name this Sierra Leone capital (or if you do) |
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December 17, 1940: FDR proposes this alliterative policy to help future U.S. allies pay for war materials |
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This British blues guitar legend is a fishing aficionado & caught a 28-pound salmon on a 2016 trip to Iceland |
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Widdershins means this direction, like runners on a baseball diamond |
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Jansenism was a 17th c. movement within Catholicism that emphasized this condition of humankind--thanks a lot, Adam |
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This country crooner was born Randy Traywick |
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This 7-letter Central American capital ends in the same 4 letters as its country |
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April 18, 1942: Jimmy Doolittle & his raiders bomb this capital |
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In 2015 a Chinese man found the "pups" he got 2 years earlier were Asian black these, a class II protected species |
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Featherbone was an alternative to whalebone in making these undergarments |
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The first of the "4 noble truths" of Buddhism is dukkha, translated as all existence is this |
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His first stunt was being born in Hong Kong as Chan Kong-Sang |
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"G", I'll bet you can name this capital of Chechnya |
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June 21, 1945: The long, bloody U.S. campaign for this Japanese island in the Ryukyus ends |
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Here's Dalí with Babou, his pet one of these New World wildcats--he used to tell people it was a painted house cat |
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Intinction is saving a step in Communion by doing this |
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The Tao in Taoism is usually translated into English as this 3-letter word |
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Natalie Hershlag & Winona Horowitz are better known by these last names they used as movie co-stars |
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