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1795: Oliver Wolcott Jr., taking over for Hamilton but getting no eventual musical |
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Anything that excludes you from consideration for a job |
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Carl Sandburg's poem about this city declares it "hog butcher for the world" |
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The imperial system of weights & measures was officially used in Great Britain until 1965 & the adoption of this system |
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On this TV series Taylor Schilling plays the incarcerated Piper Chapman |
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This French-named technique involves sticking photos, papers or really anything onto a canvas or backing |
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1975 & back for more in 2001: Donald Rumsfeld |
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Adjective meaning working the opposite way from what instinct suggests |
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"The Merchant's Tale" & "The Squire's Tale" are 2 offerings in this 14th century work |
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"La Bayadere" was premiered in 1877 by the Russian Imperial this, later the Kirov, now the Mariinsky |
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This South African-born beauty won an Oscar for playing a "Monster", serial killer Aileen Wuornos |
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MoMA has a series of 32 Andy Warhol paintings of these cans, including clam chowder & chicken noodle |
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1993: Janet Reno dances into the Cabinet |
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The paper bag method is no longer widely recommended if you find yourself doing this--learn controlled breathing |
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Emerson wrote a "Hymn" to this Massachusetts town that got in on Revolutionary War action on day one |
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Also known as the crown of Charlemagne, the Imperial Crown was created in the 10th century for coronations of these emperors |
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Constance Wu, Jessica on "Fresh Off the Boat", hit the big screen in this 2018 rom-com |
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Botticelli painted Athena with this type of mythic creature |
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2003: Tom Ridge, the first to hold the job |
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Adjective for the part of the life & career of George W. Bush that began in January 2009 |
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In "Sailing to" this ancient city today known as Istanbul, Yeats sought the comfort of past ages |
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This "small" guy & The Imperials had R&B hits like "Tears On My Pillow" & "Goin' Out Of My Head" |
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On "The Handmaid's Tale", Ann Dowd plays this imposing & authoritarian aunt |
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Though her dad said he'd rather see her dead, she moved to Paris in 1866 & later exhibited with the Impressionists |
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A few names, if one isn't enough: Albert Fall (who very much did), James Watt, Sally Jewell |
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Look at a map of the contiguous U.S. & you'll see that this 16-letter superlative adjective applies to Maine |
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"Harlem", sometimes called "A Dream Deferred", is probably the most famous poem by this man |
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The Imperial Palace in this city was destroyed in air raids during WWII, but rebuilt in the 1960s |
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This singer & actress honors her roots with her signature black & white fashion choices |
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