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Barney Clark made headlines when he was given one of these at the Univ. of Utah medical center |
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His widow Pilar subtitled her book "My Life with the Duke" |
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Any religion described as polytheistic worships more than 1 of these |
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Positive phototropism is the bending of plants towards this stimulus |
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Claridge's, the Dorcester & the Savoy are 3 of the most luxurious ones in London |
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Bill Walker & Salvation Army members Adolphus Cusins & Barbara Undershaft |
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This colorful national newspaper made its debut in September 1982 |
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This star is the subject of Anne Edwards' "A Remarkable Woman" & Charles Higham's "Kate" |
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Pride, anger, envy, sloth, covetousness, gluttony & lust |
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Despite its name, this plant is found hanging from trees in the southern U.S., not Iberia |
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It's served as a keep, fortress, palace, prison, observatory, mint, arsenal & royal treasury |
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Alan Strang, Dr. Martin Dysart & a horse named Nugget |
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Though it was still about 1 billion miles from Earth, it was 1st sighted in October from Mt. Palomar, Calif. |
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Her daughter Gail wrote "The Hornes: An American Family" |
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This word can describe the body of Jewish literature & oral tradition, or, specifically, the Pentateuch |
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Though its natural habitat is a rain forest, this Ficus elastica makes an excellent indoor plant |
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This should be called "King Thutmose's Needle" since it was carved in his honor |
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George Gibbs, Emily Webb & the Stage Manager |
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In 1982 Kodak introduced this innovative camera, roughly the size of a pack of cigarettes |
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While "King Cohn" was about movie mogul Harry Cohn, "Citizen Cohn" is about this man |
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In 1966 Swami Prabhupada founded this religious movement in the U.S. -- not in India or at an airport |
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If a flowering plant contains these 2 reproductive organs, botanists call it perfect |
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A replica of Houdon's famous statue of this American president stands outside the National Gallery |
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Donna Lucia d'Alvadorez, Charles Wykeham & Amy Spettigue |
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George Shultz became Secretary of State after his resignation |
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"The Rattigan Version" profiles this playwright who wrote "The Browning Version" |
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The number of days after his resurrection that Jesus ascended into Heaven |
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Plants which consist of both algae & fungi are known by this name |
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In the 1940 film of the same name, Vivien Leigh died on this London bridge |
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Larry Slade, Harry Hope & Theodore "Hickey" Hickman |
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