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AMERICAN LITERATURE NOBELISTS |
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SEND LAWYERS, GUNS & MONEY |
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INTERNATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT? |
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Schiaparelli Crater--where Mark Watney was headed |
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His "Green Hills of Africa" is an account of big game hunting in Tanganyika in the 1930s |
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At least 17 indictments & 5 guilty pleas were in by May 17, 2018, one year after he became Special Counsel |
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Using a breaking story to market your product is called " news " -this; no vehicle theft involved |
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Samuel J. Tilden won the popular vote in 1876, but lost to Hayes in this body that really counts |
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In this 1974 film Hollis Mulwray is partly based on William Mulholland, a real-life L.A. water engineer |
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Caloris Montes, aka Heat's Mountains on this planet |
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"The Times They Are A-Changin"', from his 1964 album of the same name, became an instant anthem |
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Last names of the 2 men who partnered up in Springfield, Mass. to make "tip-up" revolvers in the 1850s |
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This "alert" means warning: I'm about to give away the plot |
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This man's wife prevented him from resigning despite a stroke, leaving veep Thomas Marshall to only dream |
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An asteroid--Don Juan & Cupid |
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She penned "Fighting Angel," a biography of her father, Absalom Sydenstricker, a missionary in China |
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There's a daily 2:00 gunfight reenactment at this historic site in Tombstone, Arizona |
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Dating back to the 1930s, Antifa is short for this |
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Because he held this job in 1973, Carl Albert would have been Pres. had Nixon resigned before a new veep was confirmed |
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George Clooney tries to kill, then tries to save Prince Nasir in this 2005 film about oil & greed |
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A moon of Jupiter--Pele volcano |
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This "colorful" Toni Morrison work follows a black girl's struggle to achieve white ideals of beauty |
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Courtney B. Vance won an Emmy in 2016 for playing this defense lawyer for O.J. Simpson |
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This word used to describe the "seismic" influx of young British voters was Oxford Dictionaries' 2017 word of the year |
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Harding's pick for running mate was Sen. Irvine Lenroot of Wisconsin, but the 1920 convention chose this man |
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Boston, not a Mideast country, was the setting for this series with Jill Hennessy as a crusading medical examiner |
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A planetoid--Burney Crater, named for the little girl who named the planetoid |
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The 2nd & 3rd books in Faulkner's trilogy about this family were published almost 2 decades after the first |
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Even a withered, witchlike old woman could use this coin of Denmark, equal to 100 ore |
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Originally a Twitter joke, a "milkshake" this fowl describes a viral darling whose dark past quickly appears |
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Had this New England senator and orator won the White House in 1836, we bet he would have given quite an inaugural |
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Jessica Lange's first Best Actress nomination came for this film in which she portrayed a Hollywood legend |
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