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Half-man, half-goat, all musician; this Greek fertility god was said to be a son of Hermes |
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Often caused by a breaking news story, it's the replacement of a previously scheduled TV broadcast |
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For La Paz, Bolivia, it's over 11,900 feet, tops for any capital city in the world |
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The Razzie Awards for bad movies are short for "Golden" these |
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He wasn't having it when a teen called him "Manu", a nickname for Emmanuel, saying call me M. President of the Republic |
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Jacksonville's minor league baseball team is named this, a classic shellfish oxymoron |
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This Egyptian goddess was called "the female Ra" |
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Sinclair Broadcasting owns about 200 local stations & this sports channel that takes you onto center court |
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The "OB" in the Obie Theater Awards is short for these 2 words |
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In a 2007 miniseries, this prime minister played Talbot Papineau, one of his nation's first Rhodes Scholars |
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Temperature ranging oxymorons include freezer burn & this ointment brand Shaq uses for muscle pain |
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Dagda, a god of these people of Iron Age Ireland, had a handy magic cauldron called Undry that could feed the planet |
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Started by NBC & News Corp. to rerun old favorites, this streaming service launched its 1st original scripted show in 2012 |
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Found on the North Saskatchewan River, this petroleum & meatpacking city was established as a fort in 1795 |
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The Tony Award is short for this first name of actress-producer Perry |
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Part of the Sandinistas who took power in '79, Daniel Ortega led this country in the '80s & again starting in 2007 |
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This alliterative phrase precedes "Charlie Brown" in the title of a collection of "Peanuts" comic strips |
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One of Rome's oldest temples was the one of this chief god on the Capitoline Hill |
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La que nos une, "The one that unites us", is the motto of this network claiming 63% of the U.S. Hispanic TV market |
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Kaliningrad is one of these territories for Russia, part of the nation, but not directly attached to it |
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This 18th century publisher of books & of Lilliputian, a magazine for kids, has his name on a children's book medal |
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Elmer's makes a "no-wrinkle" gooey adhesive called this, 2 very different materials |
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The Aztecs revered this feathered serpent god as the patron of priests, but his Q rating has gone down since then |
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A leading mag of the biz, founded in 1931 as Broadcasting, became Broadcasting & this in the '90s & now goes by B&C |
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This seaport about 25 miles north of Seattle is home to aircraft & technology industries, like Boeing |
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These advertising awards were named for the muse of history |
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It was an art style in the 1920s before it was the literary genre of Latin American writers like Jorge Luis Borges |
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